Sentence examples for probably concentrate from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Mitsubishi Electric, the weakest of Japan's big five DRAM firms, will probably concentrate on specialist chip markets.

We should probably concentrate our efforts in places that are receptive to change, like New York and other progressive states.

"I would probably concentrate on painting and sculpture primarily, but that wouldn't preclude video or other types of art".

'Anglers in America.' Why don't you write something like that?" "Hey, I should probably concentrate on the road?

"We think we know how to do this now," he added, "and will probably concentrate more on our own internal audience and our alumni".

Even if he had his fingers crossed when he spoke, Ms Gillard can probably concentrate for the next six months on fighting the opposition rather than looking over her shoulder.

Mr. Lachman said the bonds that remained in foreign hands were probably concentrated among retail investors like mutual funds.

"The F.F.A. was probably concentrating pretty heavily on the World Cup bid, but now that is dead and buried, I think we'll see a massive injection for next year.

On breeding unsoundness into thoroughbreds, Bill is convinced that the practice of sending unsound, lightly raced horses to stud, and giving them 100 or more mares a year, is probably concentrating genetic defects, giving us a more and more unsound race horses.

Rocks with a low-V p/V s ratio are probably concentrated in the crust of the overriding plate.

In the case of higher carbon content, grains of amorphous WC are formed, while the carbon is probably concentrated in the grain boundaries.