Sentence examples for off concentrating from inspiring English sources

The opposition leader, who is Bryce's son-in-law, said the government would be better off concentrating on the economy.

They would be better off concentrating their fire on the issue of selection, where Labour ministers are still at their most confused.

Monkey, who is also a keen football fan, feels that after the debacle of the World Cup perhaps Rooney would be better off concentrating on his own game.

European leaders would be better off concentrating on measures that are more realistic, he said, like a common system for overseeing banks, guaranteeing deposits and dealing with sick financial institutions.

Especially not for Jennifer Aniston).... or if he does However, you'd be better off concentrating on how to put him off, according to a survey published last week by American Express.

You start off concentrating on your catch phase or whatever it is you're working on, then wake up 10 lengths later to find you've been thinking about something else entirely, or nothing.

Once that's paid off, concentrate on paying off the next-highest-rate card, and so on.

When trying to get the filter off, concentrate on the plastic tipped end because this is the hardest part to loosen the glue.

"I came in closed off and concentrating on the job that I have to do," he said.

To be sure, Ms. Thompson said, "there is a trade-off" in concentrating ads in the new media because it can take more time and effort to reach the intended audience and more coordination is required to keep track of all the moving parts in such campaigns.

Twenty-four hours after the transfection, media was collected and concentrated 24 fold using 30 kDa cut-off Centriprep concentrating vials (Millipore, Billerica, MA, USA).