Sentence examples for will not concentrate from inspiring English sources

"And if I do the competition amid family life I will not concentrate well.

They will perhaps concentrate, or no, they will not concentrate, they will coagulate their rather gelatinous attention on the likeness.

They will not concentrate and they will fail because after the cut they have been booked for marriage.

The institute will not concentrate on long-term research at first, focusing instead on "project-based learning," in which students work on intensive, short-term undertakings.

Historians will not concentrate much on the campaign, except to note how much of the media was hypnotised by the opinion polls.

For her part, Ms. Rice has said she will not concentrate on the relationship with Russia as much as the Clinton administration had.

"If they (students) score very badly, they will be depressed and would not concentrate on their mistakes, so (revealing) score at the last (step) is better...(Chemistry student 6)".

You will just be tired and not concentrate on the book.

But as he takes the tip-off, he will not be concentrating on the future of Congo, his family or his project.

Power will not be concentrated in a gavel-wielding hand; instead, an engine built by PropertyShark.com will register online and in-person bids and essentially run the auction.

But, in private, some of his associates argue that redundancies may prove less politically toxic for the government than was the case in past recessions because they will not be concentrated, as they previously were, among low-skilled industrial workers ill-equipped to find alternative employment.