Sentence examples for right concentrating from inspiring English sources

Yet the left has abandoned this agenda to the right, concentrating instead – and rather patronisingly – on welfare.

A few companies are doing it right, concentrating on what they do best, but ad agencies have an inferiority complex.

I realized that eating right, concentrating on whole, unprocessed, or minimally processed foods gave me energy to deal with life's stresses.

It has also spent heavily on broadcast rights, concentrating more on sporting events.

This is because many of the Arab governments that now face the wrath of protesters are guilty of both suppressing individual rights and concentrating power in the hands of minorities.

Organizations like Love Makes a Family and Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders, both of which advocate for gay rights, are concentrating as much on the practical implications of the new law as the political ones.

He said: "We were right to concentrate on the NHS.

Mr. Clinton is right to concentrate on ending the violence.

Parties have every right to concentrate their efforts on turning out their own.

You might as well give up the right to concentrate as well.

Gerry McDonald, principal of Tower Hamlets college, says colleges are right to concentrate on skills rather than broader lifelong learning.