Sentence examples for concentrate that much from inspiring English sources

"You want to give it everything you've got every start, but at the same time, when a guy like Kersh goes down, you want to concentrate that much more". .

That level of stimulation makes it that much harder to concentrate for long periods of time.

Mr. Grandage promises a staging that concentrates as much on acting as on singing and dancing, which is why, he said, he's cast Ewan McGregor ("one of the boldest actors I know") as the gambler Sky Masterson.

In Haiti, fears of insecurity led to a militarized response that concentrated too much assistance in certain parts of the capital, poured money into defense and security measures when it would have been better spent elsewhere and often treated survivors as threats rather than people to be helped.

Capitalism doesn't want you to concentrate - you might notice that much is amiss.

"Here is a company that has concentrated so much power that they think they can dictate to states and cities what they're allowed to tell their people, how much money of theirs they want to take, to grace us with their presence," state Sen. Mike Gianaris (D) told reporters.

I want to concentrate on that and see how much that could become my homeland as much as vocal music and choir was.

He says that in an ideal situation you are not actually using your phone all that much and concentrating instead on what is around you, although that can't always be controlled.

That would concentrate far too much power in a single branch of government.

By saying that we concentrate too much on the fight against terrorism and not enough against racism we are playing into the hands of the terrorists and racists.

The measures have also encountered increasing criticism, particularly from liberal members of the Soviet intelligentsia who are normally among Gorbachev's strongest backers, on grounds that they concentrate too much power in the hands of the Communist Party general secretary, now Gorbachev, and fail to fulfill many of his promises of greater democracy.