Sentence examples for concentrate on outside from inspiring English sources

The suppression of this threat to the Tetrarchs' legitimacy allowed both Constantius and Maximian to concentrate on outside threats: by 297 Constantius was back on the Rhine and Maximian engaged in a full-scale African campaign against Frankish pirates and nomads, eventually making a triumphal entry into Carthage on 10 March 298.

If you simply want to move your hours to make your commute easier or to give yourself more time to concentrate on interests outside work, there is, in theory at least, nothing to stop an employee asking to change the way he or she works for a more flexible model.

Brush gently and concentrate on the outsides of the teeth.

Though these above studies have concentrated on jurisdictions outside of Atlantic Canada, certain parts of the New Brunswick ECEC system have been examined in comparison with provinces outside of the Atlantic region (Johnson and Mathien [1998]; Jenson and Thompson [1999]; Langford [2010]).

Mr. Diamondstone, Mr. Reiss and Mr. Yassky have largely concentrated on areas outside of Williamsburg and Greenpoint.

Management often concentrates on acquiring outside enterprises that can be lined up with other decentralized units.

In the Lords he settled down to an unspectacular political life and concentrated on his outside business interests.

It is virtually certain that Mr. Brooks is concentrating on executives outside Interpublic -- and probably from agency companies about the same size as Interpublic: the Omnicom Group in New York and the WPP Group in London.

Because yaks, with their horns and long coats, are cold-weather animals native to such places as Tibet, their fat is concentrated on the outside of their bodies, not riddled throughout, resulting in a low-cholesterol but slightly tough meat, Dumbrell said.

"I was concentrating on life outside of football.

But I never understood how the messages translated into a deep faith, "inside faith". My training had been concentrated on the "outside," obeying rules, following rites and attending rituals.