Sentence examples for to further concentrate from inspiring English sources

This was an effort to further concentrate television and sponsorship dollars among the top-tier teams, as is the case in the English Premier League.

In Egypt, President Mohamed Morsi, lionized on Wednesday for brokering the cease-fire, was facing on Friday a violent domestic backlash against his attempt to further concentrate power.

At Fordo, the plant takes enriched uranium from Natanz and uses rows of centrifuges in underground halls to further concentrate the material to a purity of 20 percent.

The industry standard for the treatment of such HLW liquors is to further concentrate by reduced pressure evaporation for interim storage in double contained stainless steel tanks.

At present, mechanical evaporators are being used by the textile and dyeing units in Tirupur, South India, to further concentrate the discharge from Reverse Osmosis (RO) units.

-- so we developed a lively tweak on the classic side dish of maple-glazed carrots, which we finish in the broiler to further concentrate the syrup and brown the edges of the carrots.

Tau is typically found in axons, but is thought to be further concentrated into somatodendritic aggregates in disease [ 71].

It has been Obama's deference to these forces -- especially those on Wall Street -- more than any measure of arrogance that led him to aggrandize and further concentrate the nation's self-serving banks, thus denying himself the mantel of everyman's president that FDR so proudly wore.

Infected and uninfected mosquito cell supernatants were concentrated by tangential flow filtration by using a 1-MDa cut-off membrane as per manufacturer's recommendations (Pall Corporation, Port Washington, NY) and purified twice on 12%and35%5% step iodixanol gradients to remove serum albumin and further concentrate the virus.

On the other hand, the liquor (100 mL) was neutralized to pH 5.5 to 6.0 with 6 M NaOH and were further concentrated to 40 mL under vacuum.

What it can do is further concentrate the industry and make politicians wealthy as the system inflates their importance to incumbent firms and various interest groups.