Sentence examples for more difficult to concentrate from inspiring English sources

"It may be a little more difficult to concentrate, but my game is in good shape and hopefully I can focus," he said.

Workers say that open-plan offices make it more difficult to concentrate, because the hubbub of human and electronic noise is so distracting.

But because I am aware that I'm staring, I then consciously try not to look at her mouth, which means that I find it more difficult to concentrate on what she's saying.

This seamless switching between the two applications addresses a pain point for drivers who, in the past, have had to fumble between the apps on their phone, making it more difficult to concentrate on the road.

During a neuropsychological assessment, which is only temporary, one is usually able to muster the effort and motivation to perform the tests, while it is more difficult to concentrate when one is alone at home with several social and emotional distractors.

One option is strangely to make whatever you are doing more difficult to concentrate on.

I started to find it difficult to concentrate on anything for more than 10 minutes.

I found it very difficult to concentrate on anything for more than an hour without my brain circling back to food.

Milos Saljic, his lawyer, said that Mr. Mladic's memory was uneven and that he found it difficult to concentrate on one subject for more than 10 minutes.

His father seemed to be finding it difficult to concentrate.

It's so unusual it's difficult to concentrate.