Sentence examples for concentrate worth from inspiring English sources

All told, Cutter appears to have exported more than 100,000 vials of unheated concentrate, worth more than $4 million, after it began selling its safer product.

I can't concentrate worth a damn, tears flow when I try, and any words I write seem trivial against the enormity of the whole.

Already, some of the rings of mirrors which will eventually concentrate acres-worth of desert sunshine on to collectors perched atop 140-metre-high towers are in place.

Is it worth concentrating on that?

The simulation thus determined which physiological processes and drug targets were worth concentrating on.

As for residential property, where Savills concentrates on homes worth more than £1m, Mr Adams expects prices to rise 4%-54%-5%s year.

But then, from an unexpected direction, comes an almost insignificant challenge, one that at first can seem a minor annoyance, hardly worth concentrated attention.

In the second movement — for all the beauty of the central pas de deux as danced by Wendy Whelan and Benjamin Millepied — it's worth concentrating on the three supporting couples, just to spot which motifs they introduce and which moments that look singular turn out to be echoes.

There are at least two areas of criminal activity worth concentrating on: mortgage documentation, and securities.

This can give you important insights into how your personality and aptitude have been perceived and which areas it might be worth concentrating on more.

By the time he left CCBU in 2001, "we had a year's worth of concentrate in stock," recalls Maqsudi.