Sentence examples for concentrate though from inspiring English sources

If I concentrate, though, I will have the energy to win the race.

Why would music help us concentrate, though?

None have added sweeteners, not even apple or grape concentrate, though the rose flavor is blended with apple juice.

This enhanced (or "fortified") leaf is described by a number followed by an x (e.g. 5x, 10x), the multiplicative factors being generally indicative of the relative amounts of leaf concentrate, though there is no accepted standard for these claims.

Music may often help you concentrate; though try to avoid music with lyrics or very complex melodic progressions, as they may cause you to think more about the music than your homework.

By 2013 laws had been passed in 22 of the 27 African countries in which FGM is concentrated, though several fell short of a ban.

She may include a ballet or two by Jerome Robbins, Maurice Béjart or Paul Mejia, but only works that she herself danced; she concentrates on Balanchine, though, and in his repertory she has the artistic authority to revive ballets she herself never performed.

Then there is Twidox in Germany, which also concentrates on organisations, though largely German ones right now.

Presently, though, concentrating solar power does not yet have a competitive position against conventionally produced energy; this is expected only in 2030 [13].

It is hard to concentrate on the food, though, as the service is inattentive, incompetent and downright rude.

These puppets, reminiscent of animation figures, distract him from the usual objects of observation, enabling him to concentrate on "Inventing dynamic though often anatomically impossible arrangements of limbs that a live model quite simply couldn't provide" and to fill space.