Sentence examples for question of concentrating from inspiring English sources

"It's more a question of concentrating fully on the players I have already watched and know about, and trying to make certain I have a very good grip on those players and where they are form-wise when we come to May".

Should the media feel bad for asking picky questions instead of concentrating on the main points at hand? (Robots making robots!) Are we supposed to wonder whether the school exists at all? Presume it does exist and chide Mr. Lazio for not fixing the problem?

Some may question the strategy of concentrating on the plight of the "least advantaged".

Dr. George Bugliarello, the chancellor of Polytechnic and also the conceptual father of MetroTech, said Sept. 11 might lead corporate executives, city officials and developers to question the value of concentrating businesses in Manhattan.

During the Clippers' playoff run, the players had to field questions about Sterling and racism instead of concentrating on their play.

Obama and his team would have to overcome this Palestinian fear -- and Israeli reluctance under the current coalition government to withdraw from any territory -- by addressing the basics of the border question through concentrating on settlements.

Mr. Badillo sidestepped the question by concentrating on his years of experience, not his age.

Phase 2 of the project addresses these questions by concentrating on noise monitoring of existing solutions against squeal noise.

Resolving thus the question of Duklja, Samuel could concentrate more troops in Macedonia and Thessaly, the main site of his conflict with Byzantium.

The questions asked concentrated on availability of telephonic contact, kind of appointment arrangement, and satisfaction with date and consultation arrangement process.

Modern scholars are inclined to turn away from the question of temporal priority and to concentrate instead on the diversity of the relationship between myth and ritual.