Sentence examples for it will concentrate from inspiring English sources

Instead, it will concentrate its efforts on riskier mortgages with small down payments: as little as five per cent of the principal.

UCL is currently undertaking comprehensive renovation of the buildings on Niels Bohrs Allé from the 1960s where it will concentrate its Odense interests.

Commerzbank says it will concentrate on its domestic market from now on.That leaves only two German institutions, Deutsche Bank and Dresdner Bank, with pretensions to international investment banking.

In the past year, founder Robert Mondavi and his son, R. Michael Mondavi, resigned as directors, and the company has said it will concentrate on its inexpensive wines like Woodbridge.

Instead, it will "concentrate" on its three other markets: Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand, Bihler said.

As far as tie-ups with other institutions are concerned, Commerzbank says it will concentrate on "strengthening its European links"—a clutch of cross-shareholdings and partnerships with, among others, Generali, an Italian insurer, BSCH, a Spanish bank, and France's Crédit Lyonnais.The two banks, especially Commerzbank, look too small to stay single for long.

I could talk at length about it, but I will concentrate on four strategies – one which has to be implemented short term and three which are mid- to long-term projects.

It's a touch raw now (though of utility with shellfish), but it'll concentrate itself more firmly and reach 16.5 points, thanks to its screwcap, in 18 months to two years.

I have not sufficient reserves of scorn to treat the spectacle of a New Labour minister condemning others for outrageously courting the media with the derision it deserves, so I will concentrate instead on Biggs's failure to repent.

Maybe the resurgent Russian threat, such as it is, will concentrate minds.

As it expands, Soriana will concentrate equally in the north and south of Mexico as it attempts to become more of a national player.