Sentence examples for now it concentrates from inspiring English sources

Now it concentrates solely on discovering and marketing medicines.

Now it concentrates largely on the present tense.

"I cut quite a few things at the start, and tightened things up," Ms. Kurys said by phone from her home in Paris, "so now it concentrates more completely on their love story and less on who they were before they met.

Now it is concentrating on adapting its injection system to four-stroke machines, in cooperation with such companies as Siemens.

It was first published in 1913, and not again until now, and it concentrates on Cubism, which was seen that year for the first time in America at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, held at the Armory at Lexington Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street.

For now it should concentrate on making a case for re-election.

Now it is concentrating on stepping up the pace academically too.

Now it is concentrating on the custom homes because of the scarcity of land, he said.

For now, it is concentrating on executive-personnel consulting services, which can include training managers, assessing skills, developing their careers and identifying candidates to succeed top executives.

In a lengthy story on Politico, Ben White and Marc Caputo reveal the truth: the Bush campaign is already in full flight, but for now it is concentrating on one-per-centers rather than on the electorate at large.

But for now it is concentrating on one: a cheap plastic air pistol highly popular among boys that fires plastic pellets and has been the source of hundreds, possibly thousands, of eye injuries.