Sentence examples for concentrating days from inspiring English sources

This model of concentrating days away from the community purposely differs from the traditional model of pasantes having 1 2 days off a week, because the long trips required to exit and then re-enter isolated rural communities tend to diminish actual time off and promote absenteeism (4, 5).

(The great old Yellow Label seems to be concentrating these days on artists who photograph well).

(The great old Yellow Label seems to be concentrating these days on artists who photograph well). There are also some prizes in the bunch: Nelson Freire's courtly, nuanced Nocturnes, on Decca; Alexandre Tharaud's gently eccentric "Journal Intime," on Virgin Classics; and ferocious 1959 and 1967 performances by Martha Argerich, which DG has redeemed itself by retrieving from radio archives.

Of that, 9300 jobs would be moved to areas where IBM is concentrating these days like cloud computing, while around 10,000 positions would simply not be refilled when the employees left.

Justice Kennedy, who wrote the Citizens United opinion with the claim that this kind of free-for-all could never "give rise to corruption or the appearance of corruption," must be having a hard time concentrating these days amid all those cackles of laughter from Justices Thomas and Scalia.

Do you find it hard to concentrate these days?

The trips will be long and gruelling – forcing pilots to sit still and concentrate for days at a time.

This is in contrast to previous papers, where positive returns were found to be concentrated on days after the month end.

Virus was harvested and concentrated (1∶50) 2 days after transfection.

The speech was his second in two days concentrating on government operations, and today he had Mr. Gore directly in his sights.

The Boston doctors described it this way: "A constellation of sometimes disabling symptoms, mainly headache, dizziness and trouble concentrating in the days and weeks following concussion.