Sentence examples for course concentrates from inspiring English sources

Critics have suggested the course concentrates more on picking up women than developing a relationship.

The Antarctic Biology Course concentrates on the diverse marine ecosystem that surrounds McMurdo Station and the entire continent of Antarctica.

The big stars, of course, concentrate on the stages that play to their strengths: climbing, sprinting or time trialing.

She's a master at downloading music files, and can juggle seven instant-message conversations simultaneously (while, of course, concentrating fully on her homework).

I saw my son with a mug of hot cocoa, piled high with marshmallows of course, concentrating furiously over his newest level of Angry Birds.

Of course, concentrating on the better-known figures in this campaign does not tell the whole picture: battle buses from both sides have travelled further and wider than their high-profile leaders.

Another unit of the course concentrated on writing precise license agreements for university-owned patents and how to avoid mistakes that could lead to legal problems.

The pace of China's transformation in the 20 years since Deng Xiaoping introduced more liberal policies shows that if its leaders stay on course, concentrating on education and economic growth, China by 2050 will be the world's second-largest economy after the U.S., though its per capita income will remain considerably behind those of the U.S. and Japan.

And, of course, concentrating land ownership in the hands of a few hundred people is pretty bad from a social equality point of view.

One course concentrated on the life history traits of the invasive species [16] [20]; another on the vulnerability of local communities to invasive species.

Introduce the subject early in undergraduate training and reinforce through-out the course, concentrating mainly on interpretation rather than carrying out statistical methods.