Sentence examples for which it concentrates from inspiring English sources

ValueAct has not yet decided whether Smiths will be one of the core holdings on which it concentrates its attention but the medical division and J Crane, which makes seals for the energy sector, could be candidates for a sale.

By this May, says the Options Clearing Corporation, its share in equity options, on which it concentrates, had risen to 29%, ahead of the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE 26%) and the Amex (22%).

If all this domestic turbulence is a bit too much for one small movie, "The Cake Eaters" is good at developing the subplots on which it concentrates: the uneasy relationships among the Kimbrough men, and Georgia and Beagle's evolving connection.

Ultimately, for this reason, the Cratylus is Plato's dialogue about language, even if the elements of language on which it concentrates are in fact mainly nouns.

Iraq, as it belatedly acknowledged, he says, "produced huge quantities" of liquid anthrax and botulinum toxin, which it concentrated 5 to 10 times with sulfuric acid and other preservatives.

In World War II the Franco-German Armistice of 1940 left the Vichy collaborationist government in control of the French fleet, the bulk of which it concentrated at Toulon.

The swing is part of the next phase of the Bush campaign after months in which it has concentrated its political efforts on trying to define Mr. Kerry as a liberal flip-flopper who cannot be trusted with the nation's security or prosperity.

But as with the anti-US insurgency from 2004 on, there are clearly other strands to the revolt, which explains the resonance it is having, and the speed of its movement through the mainly Sunni areas on which it is concentrating.

The areas on which it will concentrate, such as health care, education, water, transport and farming, may seem predictable.

CMGI identified five broad business categories in which it would concentrate: search and portals; infrastructure and enabling technologies; professional services; interactive marketing; and electronic business.

Santiago is big by any measure, but what makes it truly imposing is its size in relation to the rest of Chile, the sheer extent to which it's concentrated the country's power and wealth.