Sentence examples for no longer centered from inspiring English sources

Richmond District San Franciscoo's large Asian community is no longer centered around Chinatown.

It's no longer centered at mu. Log x is centered at mu, but when it takes exponential, it becomes skewed.

Diabetes is no longer centered around it — living well with diabetes is better than wishing to throw money at it and make it go away.

Unfairness is no longer centered on rules that prohibit terms burdensome for the consumer, as has been typically the case of national legislation in the past.

Terrorism, Obama said, remains "the most direct threat to America at home and abroad," but is no longer centered in an al-Qaeda leadership based in the Afghanistan-Pakistan region.

He says, "In place of the arithmetic of nature we now look for her geometry: the architecture of nature". The study of crystals is no longer centered on what they are made of, but their arrangement.

OREN M. SPIEGLER Upper St. Clair, Pa., Aug. 12, 2012 To the Editor: The 2012 presidential race no longer centers on Obama versus Romney.

EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO FORBES WROTE THAT "capital-intensive heavy industries are still needed but are no longer center stage".

The broader challenge in adtech no longer centers around the superficial click; rather, it's a question of building a data model that captures the lifetime value of the customer.

Cyprus is no longer center stage.

One challenge for Mr. Bush is that his education proposal, which did the most to give him a centrist sheen, is no longer center stage in Congress.