Concentrated

There is too much power concentrated at the federal and there is too much power concentrated on the person who becomes President.

The lost lives and squandered destinies are the predictable products of places of concentrated poverty and concentrated racial segregation, otherwise known as the ghetto — a word of which we have become strangely chary in recent years.

When Congress established the estate tax a century ago to put a brake on the build-up of concentrated wealth and power, Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis observed, "You can have concentrated wealth in the hands of a few or democracy.

But the dirty truth we all know is that concentrated economic power begets concentrated political power.

Furthermore, early comparative psychologists concentrated on the study of learning and tended to research behaviour in artificial situations, whereas early ethologists concentrated on behaviour in natural situations, tending to describe it as instinctive.

Lighter components have a higher partial pressure and thus are concentrated in the vapor, but heavier volatile components also have a (smaller) partial pressure and necessarily evaporate also, albeit being less concentrated in the vapor.

Muslims are most concentrated in the north, while Christians are concentrated primarily in the southern and western regions, but practitioners of both faiths can be found throughout the country.

Though the Salvadoran population is more concentrated in the area around Washington, DC, and the Puerto Rican population is more concentrated in the Baltimore area, all other major Hispanic groups in the state are evenly dispersed between these two areas.

According to Francis Oh, head of AI ETFs and Asia-Pacific chief executive for QRAFT, LQAI is a more concentrated portfolio than QRFT.

Agencies are recovering fentanyl in more concentrated bulk powder and even as a nasal spray.

Although this imagery is concentrated on Madoff especially, the series does not abstain from confronting other nefarious roles involved in the matter either.

And so, public health really is concentrated on everybody, on the ‘we’ and how to get everybody together on this.

As advisors look to diversify client portfolios, a concentrated active international equity ETF is worth consideration.

A special team from the counter-terrorism unit of the Ghana Police Service has been deployed to the towns within the ridge where activities of the Easter celebrations are concentrated.

At their start, unions were concentrated in the trades – manufacturing, mining, transportation – and in larger operations.

BIGB is designed to provide concentrated and cost-efficient exposure to the largest and most liquid U.S. bank stocks.

But as radioactive material spreads through the atmosphere, it becomes less concentrated and less harmful.

But the sensational growing season of 2008 enabled a concentrated dose of spring in the glass: fresh floral blooms, orange blossom and a tangy citrus thread which holds firm across the palate.

Downtown Honolulu technically spans Chinatown and the Capitol District, but the influx of money has been concentrated in its central business district.

Dr. Ramo points out that in places where there is concentrated training in CPR and where AED’s are ubiquitous, survival rates are double or triple that of most cities, including Albuquerque.