Sentence examples for new concentrations from inspiring English sources

Their numbers increased the most in traditional danger zones, in the Bronx and northern Brooklyn, and new concentrations appeared in eastern Queens, where two precincts accounted for 20 percent of the city's overall increase.

Although the rubber trade was successful in the short term, excessive collection of wild rubber destroyed an irreplaceable natural resource, while new concentrations of population upset the ecological balance of a drought-prone environment.

On March 28th it announced plans for its continental derivatives-clearing activity to migrate there by early 2014, subject to regulatory approval (its continental cash equities will continue to be cleared by LCH.Clearnet).This will create new concentrations of risk.

And so economists developed models in which catch-up proceeds in fits and starts, as one economy here or a few economies there attract new concentrations of industrial activity and rapidly converge toward the club of rich-world countries.And then suddenly, beginning in the mid-1990s, the world experienced true catch-up growth.

Largely new concentrations of employment and housing that have sprung up at the edge of major city regions in the United States have been termed 'edge cities'.

That's about when the East Village and Lower East Side art scenes took off, and when new concentrations of artists formed along the F line in neighborhoods like Boerum Hill, Carroll Gardens, Red Hook and Gowanus.

And this shift also reverberates beyond the museum's walls, adding a new concentration of sculpture to those already here.

Their scale and new concentration will make it easier for them to compete abroad.

For Fred Tomaselli, collagist-painter extraordinaire, a new concentration on the human body has thrown his hallucinatory world of crystalline structures and sumptuous, suggestive patterns out of whack.

Over time, the new concentration of wealth came to be seen by its beneficiaries, and by much of the political world, as a great source of investment and growth; and those who challenged that claim were often accused of "class warfare".

Both Heather Guertin and Bianca Beck work small and, in Ms. Beck's case, sometimes violently, to bring new concentration and energy to the time-tested notion of the monochromatic field.