Sentence examples for increases concentrated from inspiring English sources

Ames Grawert, one of the report's authors, explained that, year-to-year, a change of several percentage points in homicide increases is not unusual for a city, and cautioned against overgeneralizing about the increases concentrated in a small number of cities. "Whenever you heard Donald Trump talk about inner cities getting more dangerous … that's just not true," Grawert said.

The report warns that global wealth "is becoming increasing concentrated among a small, wealthy elite".

SR: Specialisation could create a two-tier system: We may see research money increasing concentrated at the Russell Group and 1994 Group, and the others forced to concentrate on teaching.

Figures released last week by the National Association of Realtors show that sales of existing homes across the country rose 5.1percentt in February, with much of the increase concentrated in foreclosed homes bought for less than $300,000.

But that strategy has made it difficult to compete in an industry in which the box office is increasing concentrated among a handful of juggernaut films.

There was also a significant increase in MPR, with the increase concentrated in the insulin class.

As yet, however, the price increases are concentrated in some areas.

"Squamous and basal cell carcinomas are no doubt caused by sunlight," he said, "and those increases are concentrated on the face and neck".

"There was strength in every category, very broad based, which is a better sign of recovery" than if the spending increases were concentrated in a handful of categories.

Although overall spending for science will rise about 5%, the increases are concentrated in a handful of areas deemed economically important.

Mortality increases were concentrated among males aged 20 44.