Sentence examples for seem concentrated from inspiring English sources
This is a season, as Stefano Tonchi, the fashion director of Esquire, noted before the start of the Michael Kors show on Wednesday, when a handful of designers seem concentrated around the same brief period in the late 1970's, when the styles of Mr. Klein and the late Perry Ellis really came alive.
There doesn't seem to be too many opportunities for progression in Glasgow/Edinburgh, most of the artisan bakery jobs I've seen seem concentrated in London or South England.
Such deposits occur in many locations but seem concentrated in the Caribbean basin at the K Pg boundary.
Other peculiarities can be expected at the DPa, where Brn2 seems absent (for instance, dopaminergic neurons seem concentrated there; Puelles et al. 2012; their Fig. 8.25).
These reductions, however, seem concentrated in the developed world where there is greater coverage of prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT) services and antiretroviral therapy (ART) [ 2].
Bill's coalition has collapsed, and Hillary's support increasingly seems concentrated among affluent, older Democrats.
Bill Clinton was known for channelling working-class pain, but the enthusiasm for Hillary's candidacy increasingly seems concentrated among affluent, older Democrats.
By August 2011, his headaches, which seemed concentrated on alternating sides, were at their worst when he woke up in the morning or when he changed position.
At Morgan Stanley, the economist Wang Qing said the slowdown seemed concentrated in heavy industry, partly reflecting a government campaign to close inefficient businesses to meet energy-saving goals.
All the world's turmoil seemed concentrated here, with cameras and people running together: here was Vietnam offering herself up, desperate, scandalized".
By Benjamin Wallace-Wells February 10 , 2016Bill Clinton was known for channelling working-class pain, but the enthusiasm for Hillary's candidacy increasingly seems concentrated among affluent, older Democrats.
