Sentence examples for often concentrated on from inspiring English sources

Raremark brings together people who, because of their rare diseases, may feel isolated from one another and from scientific research, which is often concentrated on high-profile conditions and blockbuster drugs.

English companies have often concentrated on the comedy and missed the darker side of his writing.

Still, Xiomáro often concentrated on individual items, like the phone and the Shower Room fixture.

"Praise often concentrated on Van Gaal, the man allowed to complete Scheringa's life's work," wrote the columnist Chris van Nijnatten.

But even as James floated across the court, he often concentrated on the 6-3 Ellis, the Bucks' leading scorer.

During the 80s, Braxton often concentrated on rigorous small-group music with virtuosic interpreters including pianist Crispell, bassist John Lindberg and drummer Gerry Hemingway.

Q.Today, star high school athletes often concentrate on one sport and do it year-round.

For instance, outsiders' descriptions of Indian or Nigerian weddings in novels often concentrate on the shimmer and bling.

But behavioral economists often concentrate on cases where people's actions depart from the systematic, rational strategies Professor Nash and his counterparts envisioned.

While Americans often concentrate on speed training, the Japanese are more geared to endurance training -- higher mileage and longer tempo runs.

So once I've got the basic idea for a story I often concentrate on finding an ending before I write the rest.