Sentence examples for better at concentrating from inspiring English sources

And, he said, while posters urging everyone to use condoms are not particularly effective, government health agencies have gotten better at "concentrating on hot spots" like sex workers and long-haul truckers.

That's the idea behind so-called "brain training" apps – by playing different types of puzzles that require you to, say, remember sequences of numbers, or concentrate on finding the odd one out in a group of objects, then our general memory abilities will improve, and we'll be better at concentrating on difficult everyday tasks.

These results imply that the permanent magnet with high coercive force is better at concentrating flux than iron.

Indeed, if you're even remotely serious about aspiring to a position in the Church of Mammon, and officiating in its rituals, then you're better off dropping the philosophy early on; and if you bother with the politics at all, you're better off concentrating on governance and bureaucracy, rather than anything smacking of heretical ideologies.

They would be better off concentrating their fire on the issue of selection, where Labour ministers are still at their most confused.

"That is why it is far better concentrating on the fit ones and demanding of them to play better than they are at the moment".

You simply cannot be great at everything – it is much better to concentrate on what you are good at, rather than spreading yourself too thinly.

When he asked her where she had been or where she planned to go, he tried not to look at her, the better to concentrate on hearing some accent of guilt in her replies.

Surely it would have better to concentrate on financial reform, placing the President at the head of the effort to clamp down on Wall Street recklessness.

"Rather, by allowing them to spend time regularly in wild places, we can help them be healthier and happier, they'll do better at school and concentrate harder, they'll have more confidence and be more physically fit".

Better to concentrate on the art.