Sentence examples for increasingly concentrated on from inspiring English sources

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

This requirement to save and recycle, known as the Nicholson Challenge, has again resulted in power and resources being increasingly concentrated on the board and its chief executive.

Mr. Barneby's specialty, taxonomy, the science of classifying organisms into related groups, had seemed to be receding in importance as botanic research increasingly concentrated on molecular biology.

Along with his attention to cinematic style and the "social" or political philosophy informing it, he increasingly concentrated on the specific events depicted onscreen.

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.

Ms Rowling hit the bookshelves just as a similar superstar phenomenon was taking over publishing, with sales increasingly concentrated on individual mega-bestsellers rather than spread across a few dozen authors and titles.

You know what it's like to see businesses increasingly concentrate on one provider.

There's a general view that the mainstream publishers are increasingly concentrating on big names – but that's not to decry the quality of those names.

But he held out the prospect of further offers for the company, which is best known for its hyperactivity treatments but increasingly concentrates on rare diseases.

"Now that the political contexts of the education systems of the four UK nations are entirely separate, people will increasingly concentrate on the performance of those separate nations.

As record quantities of illegal drugs are being intercepted in Arizona, those involved in taking people and drugs across the border are increasingly concentrating on the more rewarding smuggling of Chinese immigrants, said David Jimarez, a spokesman for the Border Patrol.