Sentence examples for concentrate become from inspiring English sources

We will often "concentrate": Become quiet and focused in our attention.

Having said that, … as you go from mild to moderate to severe depression, you become more and more incapacitated and your ability to concentrate becomes very, very diminished.

I couldn't concentrate, became bored easily with my studies and, at one point, almost dropped out.

Economies where power and market share are so concentrated become less resilient, convivial, responsive and open, and probably less innovative and interesting too.

The areas where the Roman period settlements concentrated became also the areas where we can find the early medieval habitation (447 751 AD) and where the Plaggic Anthrosols started to develop in the late medieval period (1270 1500 AD).

In the 1970s, plasma-derived FVIII and FIX concentrates became available for use at home.

The occurrence of HIV/AIDS through factor concentrates became known in Japan as "Yakugai" AIDS (meaning "AIDS due to the harmful effect of medicine").

Working on wood panels with small brushes, she creates fields of extremely fine spirals and dots that tend to concentrate and become more luminous toward the center.

Social behavior of deer, particularly their tendency to concentrate and become sedentary on their winter range, also may increase the probability of coming into contact with sources of infection in their environment.

The ethanol extracts were then concentrated to become ointment in a revolving depressurized vacuum evaporator at 55°C.

Minute Maid, a pioneer in the concentrate business, became the country's largest producer of processed orange juice.