Sentence examples for be difficult to concentrate from inspiring English sources

"It can be difficult to concentrate, and sitting in one position can be painful," she said.

I eased open the curtains in front of my desk and knew that with the warm sunshine it would be difficult to concentrate on writing.

There is an astonishing wealth of information on the devices we carry around with us – a wealth that should be celebrated – but it can be difficult to concentrate on one piece of information at a time; to read a single article or book with the kind of deep, measured concentration that seems to come more naturally with print.

Recombinant proteins used in R&D are often precious, produced in low yield and available in small quantities and may be difficult to concentrate due to aggregation, precipitation or loss on columns or membranes.

You can still use all the strategy advice in this article, but it can be difficult to concentrate on that when you're trying to remember where the X's and O's are.

It's so unusual it's difficult to concentrate.

So many people wanted to talk to him, it was difficult to concentrate on practicing.

"It is difficult to concentrate a life down to two hours.

Stewart, who said it was difficult to concentrate on racing thereafter, finished 17th.

"It's difficult to concentrate when you're trying to find evidence to prove your innocence," Ottey said.

"I was set up in the basement, but it was difficult to concentrate with all the music," she said.