Sentence examples for have increasingly concentrated from inspiring English sources

Because of the Greek wall, smugglers have increasingly concentrated on moving people into Bulgaria.

Homeland security authorities have increasingly concentrated their efforts at the border with Mexico, with the majority of detentions and expulsions coming there.

The new poor, our struggling middle class, are now understanding that the rules have not been made for their benefit, and that those who have concentrated power have increasingly concentrated their wealth as well, creating rules that perpetuate their advantage.

Adam Bienkov at Politics.co.uk: The Conservative campaign against Sadiq Khan has increasingly concentrated on associating him with "extremists" in an attempt to scare voters away from electing him as mayor.

An essential ingredient in this is the presence of entrepreneurs, and a culture that attracts them.Research has increasingly concentrated on clusters--places (such as Hollywood or Silicon Valley) or communities (such as the overseas Chinese) where there is "something in the air" that encourages risk-taking.

Generally, the studies from transportation-related planning field has mainly focused on utilitarian walking (e.g. [13, 14, 15]) and the studies from public health field has increasingly concentrated on recreational walking and walking trips as a form of physical activity (e.g. [16, 17]).

Back 2,000 years ago, it might have been that simple, but as the rising population has increasingly concentrated in cities, the water cycle has become more complex.

The challenge has been that those fruits have not been shared well, but rather have been increasingly concentrated in a narrow elite of the population.

In recent years, according to research by the Guttmacher Institute, they have been increasingly concentrated among poor women, whose rates have gone up even as the overall national rate has declined.

Our country has witnessed startling growth in income inequality since the 1970s as gains in wealth have been increasingly concentrated at the very top levels while the large majority of Americans has fallen behind.

Recently, however, such prognostications have instead increasingly concentrated on the rapid gains by other countries, most notably China, India, and the combined nations of the European Union that appear likely to challenge America's previously unrivaled leadership.