Sentence examples for problem concentrated from inspiring English sources

This is a problem concentrated in the large banks.

Almost invisibly, overdose deaths have shifted from the world of the 1993 Irvine Welsh novel Trainspotting to a problem concentrated among the middle-aged.

Nonetheless, after the war, the meanings started to diverge, because workers receiving MW started being reasonably well protected from poverty, which became a problem concentrated among unemployed and underemployed workers (Stigler 1946).

This isn't a problem concentrated in a few rogue police departments.

Local spirits and beer producers saw the problem concentrated among adolescents, with a lower age of initiation of drinking.

(When my eight-year-old and six-year-old daughters play Minecraft, they don't seem to have any problem concentrating for hours at a time).

However if you have a problem concentrating then move to the front of the class and that is an advantage because your haters won't do anything to you when the teacher is watching.

Meanwhile, the Soviet Union, perhaps to make up for its difficulties in solving guidance problems, concentrated on larger missiles and higher yields.

Summarily, the past attempts on the portfolio management problems concentrated on two major issues.

Half-way through the 2014-15 financial year, the NHS in England had racked up a deficit of £630m, with the biggest problems concentrated in hospitals.

The term might suggest, in an underhanded way, that any architecture that does not directly confront a disadvantaged site can be removed from the problems concentrated there.