Sentence examples for the continued concentration from inspiring English sources

And they have fought tooth and nail to stop popular Democratic proposals that would improve the economic security of the middle class and prevent the continued concentration of wealth -- like raising the minimum wage, equal pay for women, continued unemployment benefits, asking the wealthy to pay their fair share of taxes, and lightening the burden of student loans.

This year has seen terrifying warnings about the impacts of climate change, ever starker evidence of the plastics crisis, cities pushed to the brink by drought and floods, and the continued concentration of wealth in the hands of a few.

While many articles referred to harms arising from population consumption levels, the continued concentration on specific risk groups and a minority of problem drinkers highlights a potential difficulty for those advocating for public health interventions.

In fact, the bill laments this continued concentration of resources and tells NSF that EPSCoR's budget "shall continue to increase" in step with the overall NSF budget.

The analysis shows a continued concentration of language degrees at top universities.

The decision, which was seen as a setback by smaller owners of broadcast stations and consumer groups, could open the door for a new wave of megamergers in the entertainment and media industries and a continued concentration of power among the biggest media companies.

The new Five-Year Plan, announced at the start of 1946, called for continued concentration on heavy industry and military technology.

That designation relieves districts of having to tell parents of the teacher's sub-par preparation and allows their continued concentration in poor and minority schools.

She explained to other participants that she was not at all surprised at the discontinuation of the higher concentration PRO2000/5 and the continued evaluation of the lower concentration.

While the initial rise in glucose was expected, we were somewhat initially surprised by the continued increase in glucose concentration over the course of anesthetic time and drug cocktail administration.

Habré quickly reacted to this setback and to the continued bombing of FANT concentrations in northern Chad.