Sentence examples for world concentrated from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, with the baseball world concentrated in one place, Steinbrenner's death had an added poignancy that resonated even with players who never knew him.

Garrett reckons there are around 100 active urban explorers in London, perhaps a few thousand in the UK, and tens of thousands across the world, concentrated in major cities and often communicating with explorers elsewhere.

Only recently have attempts to improve health in the developing world concentrated on not only physical illness but also mental health.

Obama closes out his Asia-Pacific tour on Monday and Tuesday in the Philippines, an archipelago nation of some 7000 islands (with nearly all in the 12th most populous country in the world concentrated on a handful of islands) and one of his most important stops of all.

The discovery of a gene having such a large effect on ovulation rate and prolificacy in sheep was totally unsuspected at this time and a number of research teams all over the world concentrated their efforts to study its effects and identify the causal mutation.

"What a Wonderful World" concentrates mainly on the last 24 or 25 years of Armstrong's life, Mr. Riccardi said.

So why is the world concentrating its efforts on stopping the development of bombs, rather than on changing Iran's government?

Perhaps the largest body of work, however, was generated in dialogue with the linguistic turn of philosophy in the English-speaking world, concentrating on the analysis of language in its various uses.

Provincial museums tend to focus on local arts, history, and sciences; in Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the Western Hemisphere, the Museo del Fin del Mundo Museumm of the End of the World) concentrates on history and natural sciences.

While the world concentrates on bringing peace to Sierra Leone, Mr Taylor and the RUF are part of a longer game on a bigger playing-field: an arc of West Africa that includes Guinea, and perhaps also Côte d'Ivoire and Guinea-Bissau.

Thousands of these have accumulated during the 5,000 years in which yoga has been practised, but Sivananda teachers – of whom there are 36,000 around the world – concentrate on just 12.