Sentence examples for make concentrated from inspiring English sources

Surely there's room on the stage these days for the dramatic equivalent of great short stories, for plays that make concentrated use of theatrical methods to distill ineffable thoughts and feelings.

Romanelli stresses the lack of a conceptual framework for both learning style theory and measurement and conclude that faculty members should make concentrated efforts to teach in a multi style fashion [ 14].

Dreaming of the big score, people make concentrated bets.

This is extremely naive — especially when one considers that it's the capture of government and public institutions by special interests that make concentrated private wealth such a problem for democracy in the first place.

That could make concentrating solar power more competitive with other forms of power generation around the world.

Sometimes the slightest noise or distraction can throw him off task and make concentrating and studying difficult.

Chronic pain is a condition that, as illustrated above, can create ergonomic challenges to using the devices eHealth technology users and can make concentrating for extended periods of time very difficult.

It will make concentrating harder.

Phage from E. coli XL1-Blue cultures harbouring 15 different anti-Hc scFvs were made, concentrated, purified and quantified by UV spectroscopy (data not shown).

To achieve this, the state government is making concentrated efforts to increase the availability and use of maternal healthcare services including institutional deliveries and emergency obstetric care services.

And the oppressive atmosphere of fear has made concentrating on even routine tasks difficult.