Sentence examples for has concentrated so from inspiring English sources

He has concentrated so much power around himself.

The archival profession has concentrated so much on electronic resources that it is very short of the manuscript expertise that graduates of this MA have acquired.

But some analysts say that Mr. Bush has concentrated so much power in the cabinet departments that he has exposed himself to the risk of damaging internal conflicts.

"It strikes me that he's got all this power, in New York and in Washington, and yet he has concentrated so much on this tiny village," Tony Burton says.

For, as the review's final report notes, "a process which over the course of two decades has concentrated so much power at the centre... cannot be instantly unpicked... Centrally determined versions of teaching are all that many teachers know".

Thirty years of globalization has concentrated so much wealth at the top, corporations are having a hard time finding places to reinvest.

The difference is that few other projects have concentrated so many features under a single roof.

Having concentrated so far on his campaign to "save the pound", William Hague had lately turned his fire on the government's "stealth taxes".

We do not fully understand the economic forces that have concentrated so much of the fruits of growth among such a tiny sliver of the population.

"Surely having concentrated so much on each other over the last few months, it wouldn't be unreasonable to expect a series of sub par batting scores?

Analysts here say the Iraqi security forces have concentrated so much energy on trying to stop violence within the country's borders that they failed to guard against an external threat.