Sentence examples for concentrate not just from inspiring English sources

You need a lot of devotion, and you need to to focus on what you are shooting at, to concentrate, not just good eyes.

Crosby imposed discipline on Johnson, demanding that he take himself more seriously, and concentrate not just on his pet projects, but on issues that voters actually cared about - and he did not shy from telling truth to power.

"We need to concentrate not just on the hardest-to-reach nations but the hardest-to-reach areas, because those are the areas of the greatest need.

Lattimore said he now takes better care of himself, concentrating not just on his knee but on his entire body.

It concentrates not just on free trade but on common microeconomic policies such as deregulation and harmonised taxes.

And who now looks if not exactly tired, then like a player who really could do with simply taking a breath, spreading himself a little more thickly, concentrating not just on the big booming notes but the silences in between.

The program aims to go beyond just demographic representation to ensure that those communities and individuals whose voices are not usually heard are included — concentrating not just on developing consultations or putting projects forward for civic crowdfunding, but also on community organizing to ensure access.

When you said that "the top 1% is not them, it's us, the upper middle class having a good year," it seems that you're evading the fact that most of the gains in income and wealth over the past 30, 40 years have been concentrated not just in the top 1% but in the top 0.1% or 0.01%.

We are concentrating not just on how a patron finds a book in the Library Catalog but also on how they then go about finding the book itself, whether it lives in the bookstacks, a reading room, or in a reference collection.

He concentrates not just on at-risk kids but those from good homes.

I'm fairly confident however that startups that concentrate on content, not just location, have a fair wind behind them, and in that respect Rummble (strongest in the UK) and Qype (pan European) have much stronger foundations.