Sentence examples for more concentrating from inspiring English sources

"Focused more, concentrating, locating his pitches, different angles, throwing it by somebody.

What's more, concentrating on calories ignores the important role of micronutrients such as minerals and vitamins (see article).

What's more, concentrating more housing on high land along the river fit nicely with the Urban Land Institute's vision for a more sustainable city.

Jenkins's programme is another tiny reminder of the magic of radio because it tells you as much as you need to know about how the game works and no more, concentrating instead on what it does to people.

The commissioner believes there is a case for "refocusing" the efforts of the Met's anti-gang operations back on violence and for refining stop-and-search still more, concentrating it more precisely on those thought most likely to commit violent acts, whether with knives or anything else, in specific areas of the capital.

With this concept, the scope of DTBM is smaller and more concentrating compared to DDBM; the purpose for data utilization is more specific.

"Maybe you should drink something more concentrated.

Corn production became more concentrated in the Midwest.

Her head, her face, signifies something more concentrated, exacting - unfeminine.

"In contrast the crop insurance program is much more concentrated.

His best prose is more concentrated in many other places.