Sentence examples for working to concentrate from inspiring English sources

Tara Bradshaw, a spokeswoman for Mr. O'Neill, said yesterday that the administration is "working to concentrate the project so that its work product improves our ability to enforce the U.S. tax laws".

He advocates the existence and recognition of both positive and negative rights, and avoids the tendency of development economics works to concentrate on mortality or growth and ingore the role of these rights.

"It makes it really difficult to go to work, to concentrate, to laugh, to keep your focus on assignments, when you're hurting in this way," he says.

Instead, she said, use your first hour at work to concentrate on a high-priority task.

Ms. O'Donnell said by telephone that she was putting aside most of her design work to concentrate on eventually producing three plays a year at Labyrinth's home, the Bank Street Theater in the West Village, as well as continuing its free Barn Series readings of plays in development.

Within a year he was making more in prize money than the £12 a week from his job as a proofreader in the City – "I was earning £120 a weekend," he recalled – and he gave up work to concentrate on darts.

After taking a break from work to concentrate on her children she became a community councillor then later an organiser with the Labour Party.

The particular enrichment between WHRadjBMI and Stages III/IV endometriosis is intriguing, and another reason for further functional work to concentrate on this endometriosis sub-type.

This hazard assessment will present a precautionary approach for research and technical staff working to extract, isolate, concentrate and purify cyanobacterial toxins for research purposes.

Chew gum or a peppermint leaf (if you have one handy) while working to help you concentrate for short periods of time.

Acknowledging this and working hard to concentrate during these periods will make you a better employee.