Sentence examples for however concentrated from inspiring English sources
The survey, however, concentrated on higher-ranking service people, and is not representative of the rank and file.
Most British politicians, however, concentrated on the idea that the ruling would give the UK an opportunity to further restrict benefits for migrants, on top of previous measures rolled out by Cameron over the past two years.
Most social anthropologists and historians of religion in the mid-20th century, however, concentrated less on worldwide typologies or evolutionary sequences and more on investigations of specific historically related societies.
The following three, however, concentrated on the hostile reaction to the arrest: "Paras' fury as ex-soldier held after 43 years over Bloody Sunday deaths" (Daily Mail); "Fury at arrest 43 years on: Ex-Para in 'Bloody Sunday' death quiz" (The Sun); and "Bloody Sunday arrest anger" (Daily Telegraph).
Most work to-date has however concentrated on compilation to satisfiability (SAT) theories and integer linear programming (ILP).
The actual application of flow control, however, concentrated on the underbody - more precisely in a region behind the rear axis (pink circle in Figure 24), where we installed a number of blowing jets.
Some villagers, however, concentrate on the advantages.
The Moomins, however, concentrate on good manners, good coffee and enjoying the summer.
Most studies of the subject, however, concentrate on a narrow slice of the economy: products that are traded in world markets.
"Nightspot," however, concentrates on flamboyant tiffs, sulks and quarrels that are clichés even if you judge them by the far more focused dramatic standards of Tharp classics like "Nine Sinatra Songs" (which Miami City Ballet already dances, extremely well).
However, concentrating on these technical aspects does not automatically promote better and faster learning.
