Sentence examples for would be concentrating from inspiring English sources

A political system that responded rationally to the country's problems would be concentrating on creating jobs.

He would be trying to stabilize the economy while the political classes would be concentrating on the next elections.

Jones said he would be concentrating on regional rugby after being left out of the Six Nations squad.

At the conclusion of the final it would be Villa's football and their success that everyone would be concentrating on.

Assuming everybody would be concentrating on Kwan, whom she admires, Hughes brought her own tiny screwdriver in case her skates went out of kilter.

"Right now I think what Tim would be concentrating on, as much as anything, is the plight of the civilians in Misrata.

That means the risk would be concentrated.

The benefits of these tax cuts would be concentrated overwhelmingly among middle-income taxpayers.

Demolitions would be concentrated there, while the city worked to shore up its more successful neighbourhoods.

The big retail spaces would be concentrated on the station's north and south sides.

Therefore spinoffs would mean that the unknowable supernova risks, like that of derivatives businesses, would be concentrated in smaller entities.