Sentence examples for too much concentrate from inspiring English sources

Try hanging out with some other people, don't call the person too much, concentrate on your work or family, cancel get-togethers, and start building a distance between you two.

My Keynesian hunch about the current economic troubles is that when wealth is too much concentrated in the hands of people who don't need to spend it, it stops circulating.

At least 90 per cent of the orgasms you have are faked; there is too much to concentrate on – the director, the camera angles and so on – that you just can't concentrate on enjoying yourself".

She had enrolled at a local community college, but she drank too much to concentrate on studying.

If you are outside, don't do it on a day when you'll sweat all over each other, or be shivering too much to concentrate.

This nice arrangement broke down within a week: there was too much power concentrated in one pair of hands.

We have seen how too much power concentrated in too few individuals, poor incentive structures, and weak oversight can be disastrous.

"We in the intelligence were ready to penetrate the sect but they [the government] wasted too much time concentrating on irrelevances.

"The church has spent too much time concentrating on fish frys and workshops," Father Pfleger told parishioners at one recent Sunday Mass.

In short, too much capital concentrated in too few hands.

Peter Robinson is right to point out that journalists spend too much time concentrating on micro-changes and not enough remembering what stays the same.