You seem not to acknowledge how much power you have accumulated, nor the extent to which you represent a club of billionaires and companies that have steadily concentrated their power over the past 50 years, with a steady acceleration of that concentration over the past 15 years.
She carried on steadily, concentrating on her work, feeling as if some new excitement were waiting folded up inside her, not even tried on yet.
The results show that, in 2011, Australia's content media industry was among the most concentrated in the world, and had been getting steadily more concentrated over time.
But, of course, it is London where this process is most marked, as the poor are steadily being concentrated in the suburbs, and the city centre, with its astronomical property prices, has become the playground of the super-rich.
The government has sat by as the packing industry has steadily become concentrated in fewer and fewer hands with greater and greater political clout, a process that has sharply intensified in the last 20 years.
"We concentrate on steadily hitting doubles rather than swing for a home run or a strikeout".
The percentage of passenger traffic flowing through the smaller airports is steadily shrinking, while airlines concentrate more on the big-city hubs.
The Japanese never dance and none of the grownups went into the swimming pool The adult Japanese read steadily, many of the concentrating on American history.
Yet by concentrating so steadily on their relationships, she inevitably draws attention to the imbalances and (as Clairmont insisted) cruelties within them.
By 1820 he had begun to take what jobs he could to provide a living and to concentrate on his steadily growing interest in drawing birds; he worked for a time as a taxidermist and later made portraits and taught drawing, and his wife worked as a governess.
The proportion of heifers visiting the concentrate dispenser increased steadily in all three groups during the seven-day observation period.
