Sentence examples for concentrate finding from inspiring English sources

A patient who is feeling restless and worried, having difficulties to relax, concentrate, finding focus in life and sleeping at night may change the view on her condition when told that although the doctor cannot find anything physically wrong with her she is probably suffering from an anxiety disorder, which can be treated by cognitive behavioural therapy and SSRI's (Svenaeus, 2013).

Don't concentrate on finding them in the first week.

"There has obviously been a mistake, but let's concentrate on finding her".

Maybe everyone spent so long squabbling over judges that they forgot to concentrate on finding singers.

If they stay, then Southampton can concentrate on finding extra cover in central defence and the wide positions.

Which is why he prefers to concentrate on finding companies that would prosper from encouraging a more sustainable approach.

Other maritime union lead ers expressed similar views, arguing that the Mayor should concentrate on finding jobs for longshoremen.

So once I've got the basic idea for a story I often concentrate on finding an ending before I write the rest.

We need to concentrate on finding out why more and more people are going hungry and we need to make a collective commitment to produce new solutions.

It was better in the end to concentrate on finding Tony and then I wasn't having to imagine losing one of my daughters.

Ms. Bennett, who is estranged from Essence's father, was too concerned with raising her daughter and escaping homelessness to concentrate on finding work, she said.