Sentence examples for members concentrate from inspiring English sources
Few audience members concentrate on the guy onstage with computers and mixers; they're watching one another or dancing themselves silly, the more the merrier.
Faculty members concentrate their efforts on the mechanisms of pollutant transformation in nature, contaminant transport and biodegradation in the environment as well as water quality control engineering for sustainable water treatment in developing countries.
In the FGDs with SARA group, one of the respondents said, "some of the members concentrate more on their personal business rather than group business activities".
The family members concentrate their energy on the here and now, taking each day as it comes.
She and her sister and other family members concentrated on remaking Commander's Palace and built it into one of the country's most-renowned restaurants.
While in the south lower caste members concentrated on economic development and education as a route to prosperity, in the north the chief aim of caste-based groups has been political power and its spoils.
It retained the composite character discussed previously, with its members concentrating most of their activities in Clyde Inlet and Inugsuin Fiord.
Meanwhile, farm households whose members concentrated on only one line of off-farm activities except paid employment (i.e. artisanship only, trading only or services only) fell in the lowest off-farm income group.
[Occupational Therapist [OT], intervention unit A] This OT indicates some of the reasons why MDT members concentrated primarily on ensuring their own patient assessments and documentation were completed.
No one in her position had ever had such close contacts with users before, but Randall employed her knowledge to reorganize the unit into a cluster of user-oriented specialties (with each staff member concentrating on a particular need).
The hands of one staff member concentrated on the breech, while the hands of the other staff member concentrated on the fetal head, with manipulation being consecutive rather than simultaneous.
