Sentence examples for more central areas from inspiring English sources

But Niss was also brutal in its suppression of well-to-do Arabs in more central areas of Khartoum.

Mutu was moved from the left into more central areas and there was slightly more urgency from Romania but Maarten Stekelenburg, the stand-in Dutch goalkeeper, remained a virtual bystander.

Allardyce's idea was that Downing and Vaz Tê, who started wide, would drift into more central areas as strikers but where the strategy worked was in the restricting and frustrating of Tottenham.

Dynamical systems theories have been relatively slow to emerge, despite their increasingly fashionable status in more central areas of cognitive science.

This work explores the relationship between product innovation and the decision to invest in fixed capital assets among a sample of SMEs in six European Union countries located in both peripheral and more central areas.

Some have even opted to lease spaces in WeWork offices or other slick co-working venues that are in more central areas, as a way of attracting top candidates.

Brown and Morrison both seemed uncomfortable from the start, the former underlining the folly of the manager's formation on those occasions when he moved into a more central area.

Square tables provide more central area for flowers and candles, Mr. Eichelberger said, but round tables promote conversation, because no guest is left out.

Saponara has been at his sparkling best in the role, relishing the creative licence handed to him in a more central area.

He liked the earnestness and seriousness of his approach to football, promised him he would make him a better player, and began moving him to a more central area.

The United boss tried Januzaj in a more central area after his display in the midweek defeat by Sunderland, but switched him to the wing to get Shinji Kagawa on the ball.