Sentence examples for concentration now on from inspiring English sources

The Association of British Bookmakers says the overall number of betting shops has remained constant over the past 10 years at around 8,500, but the locations have shifted, with more of a concentration now on urban high streets.

"We will try to add as many as we can, even though the concentration now goes on to the games we are playing".

Seeing them arrayed before you at different stages of training gives the effect of watching a single athlete's evolution, from soft-fleshed-but-iron-willed child to would-be Olympian, body as tough as her concentration, now practising harness- and wire-free on the bars proper.

The concentration now is about 400 ppm.

Scientists have also said that the world's carbon dioxide concentration is now on the brink of never again dipping below the 400 parts per million (ppm) milestone, as two important measuring stations, at Cape Grim in Australia and Hawaii's Mauna Loa volcano, sit on the point of no return.

Their analysis showed that on average, pollutant concentrations now meet federal safety guidelines in the United States for occasional fish consumption — two or three servings per week, based on various marine groups' standards.

Just a little bit more concentration is needed now on the set-piece stuff".

Therefore AP3 is omitted in the dimer concentration plots from now on.

"I am sure it will be resolved and the concentration for Raheem is now on his football, and it is clear when those talks will begin again".

"I am sure it will be resolved and the concentration for Raheem is now on his football and it is clear the terms of when those talks will begin again," Rodgers said last month.

Instead, although Rattle conducted throughout with plenty of urgency, it felt as if the concentration was now more on symphonic structure and on the evolution of the Sibelius orchestral sound, much sparer in the third than in the first two symphonies, and reaching wonderfully austere new heights in the fourth, ultimate music of the north.