Sentence examples for traditionally concentrated from inspiring English sources

The majority of educational charities have traditionally concentrated on the front end of the process.

Agriculture, traditionally concentrated on grains, now specializes in green vegetables and potatoes.

St Louis has a substantial Italian American community, traditionally concentrated in a part of the city known as The Hill.

Animal husbandry in Finland traditionally concentrated on the raising of dairy cattle, but cuts were made after years of overproduction.

And with the city's Scandinavian population traditionally concentrated in Bay Ridge, Sunset Park and Dyker Heights, many of her classmates were of Scandinavian origin.

The federal government traditionally concentrated on boosting college enrollment for the poorest Americans as a way of allowing them to move out of poverty and into the tax-paying middle class.

"Bringing Home the Dream" traditionally concentrates on a historical and a contemporary issue.

Amicus traditionally concentrates on domestic issues, and may oppose the anti-war position, supporting the statement if it is tabled.

Clinical trials traditionally concentrate on younger patients for both ACS treatment strategies and secondary prevention, despite the elderly being the fastest growing section of the population.

In Afghanistan, polio has traditionally been concentrated in the Pashtun belt across southern Afghanistan — some of the most dangerous areas of conflict in the country.

The firm, which traditionally has concentrated on bond markets but has recently sought to diversify, received about half its revenue, or $1.1 billion, from trading equities and bonds, up from $534 million in the quarter a year ago.