Sentence examples for longer concentrate from inspiring English sources

People will no longer concentrate in great urban centers for the purpose of work.

A junior in high school, he could no longer concentrate on his favorite subject, criminal justice.

He had to drop the college classes he was taking because he could no longer concentrate.

The hour for the appointment with the social worker approached, and Drummond found that he could no longer concentrate.

Back in 2006, while on a warship, he began to feel dizzy, his hands started shaking and he could no longer concentrate.

In my inert but agitated state I could no longer concentrate long enough to read — not so much as a newspaper headline — and the idea of writing was as foreign to me as downhill racing.

Oborne sees this process as "effectively a move to a kind of secondary reporting" in which journalists no longer concentrate on reporting events in their raw form but, rather, as mediated and interpreted by ministerial aides and "spin doctors".

Diversity leadership in a school of nursing can no longer concentrate only on issues of affirmative action, recruitment, and retention.

The other plaintiff, Brandon Bracamonte, alleged he could no longer concentrate and became so anxious that he paced back and forth in his cell, hyper-vigilant to noises.

Now a father, Moffat no longer concentrates solely on characters who "drank and fought and fucked" their way through life.

Asian-American voters and their political influence are also spreading, no longer concentrated on the West Coast.