Sentence examples for concentrated making from inspiring English sources

In Alabama, the Legislative Black Caucus filed a lawsuit alleging the Legislature made minority districts too concentrated, making it harder for African-Americans to vote alongside like-minded white voters and diluting their power in the process, according to the Montgomery Advertiser.

Most of the perfumes on our list are "parfums," which means they are pure and concentrated, making for a higher production cost.

Still, there are parts of the marijuana market that are holding steady, particularly edibles, concentrated oils, and concentrates made for vapes.

"But I have to concentrate, make sure every album's really good, because that's how I make my living.

Having the energy to stay up all night wont be any use to you, it will be harder to concentrate, make more mistakes and learn information incorrectly.

IN THE years since the crash of 2007-08, policymakers have concentrated on making finance safer.

While some bands love to talk, 2 54 have concentrated on making good songs.

Cameron's advisers have concentrated on making conservatism more widely appealing and marketable.

Back then, he concentrated on making a memorable experience for her, but eventually he made solo trips to Disney World.

Early efforts to produce synthetic crystals were concentrated on making gems.

"I just concentrated on making the catch," he said.