Sentence examples for seemed concentrated from inspiring English sources

All the world's turmoil seemed concentrated here, with cameras and people running together: here was Vietnam offering herself up, desperate, scandalized".

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.

In 1854, in the middle of a cholera epidemic in London, Dr John Snow mapped where victims died and found that the deaths seemed concentrated around one of those pumps, at 37 Broad Street.

Wind and ocean currents tend to spread contaminants evenly over an area, but much of the pollution in the Artic seemed concentrated in specific ponds.

March ANDRAS SCHIFF This marvelous pianist, last heard in Bach (all of Bach, it seemed), concentrates in a smaller way on Mozart: a single program of sonatas, variations and other works.

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 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.

The play seems concentrated in the T-birds D here, but the Firebirds are still playing well: breaking and scoring smoothly.

But the enthusiasm for her candidacy increasingly seems concentrated among affluent, older voters who are already committed members of the Democratic Party.

In this election year, when so much influence seems concentrated in "super PACs," lobbying groups and other moneyed interests, her story is a reminder that one person's quiet leadership can make a difference.