Sentence examples for rising concentration from inspiring English sources

It was that a rising concentration of wealth couldn't be sustained politically.

The Atlantic ran a recent infographic titled "The Return of the Monopoly," describing rising concentration in airlines, grocery sales, music, and other industries.

Consider Barry Lynn's 2011 book, "Cornered," which carefully detailed the rising concentration and consolidation of nearly every American industry since the nineteen-eighties.

Paul Ballew, G.M.'s general director for market analysis, said that the rising concentration of wealth and income in America over the last two decades had been the most important social trend for automakers.

However, altering Earth's heat budget by reflecting more sunlight back into space might offset rising temperatures but would do nothing to counter the rising concentration of CO2 in Earth's atmosphere.

But Jonathan T. Overpeck, a study author and climate specialist at the University of Arizona, said the rising concentration of long-lived greenhouse gases guaranteed warming at a pace that could stress ecosystems and cause rapid melting of Greenland's great ice sheet.

The sharing economy offers an antidote to overconsumption, an eroding middle class and rising concentrations of wealth and power.

Or they could be an early result of global warming from rising concentrations of heat-trapping greenhouse gases.

Nobody, even now, knows quite how sensitive global temperatures are to rising concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

Is the climate reacting more slowly to rising concentrations of CO2?

The question is, what effect will rising concentrations of carbon dioxide have on this?