Concentrate used in a sentence

Concentrate in a sentence as a noun

"We're going to concentrate on our core compentency, software.

Having people who can concentrate 100% on building software is a wonderful thing.

AirBNB should not hire her, they should concentrate on fair compensation and then have her get on with her life as soon as possible.

The top comment states that any other options are impossible: "At this point we must concentrate on improving the language.

We only need to observe the many patients\n who are forced to periodically increase their dosage if \n they want to concentrate.

Secondly it is a charitable language allowing scientists to concentrate on their research and not the CS implementation they are using.

Concentrate in a sentence as a verb

That requires a person, so let's concentrate on whether removing guns from the economy will prevent those with malicious intent from obtaining them.

Talk about complicating a simple problem!Again, apologies for the rant but I couldn't even concentrate on what the blog post was saying because I was so distracted by this garbage.

I cannot concentrate, cannot even think clearly if there is almost any kind of noise - chatter, music, phone talks nearby, traffic noise from the street when the window is open or almost anything else, including my own voice.

If you don't obsess over all those details, if you think it's OK to concentrate on the "important" parts and continue to ignore the other umpteen dozen tiny little ways your product annoys the people who use it on a daily basis you're not creating great software.

And at Facebook, a company which can, if it chooses, pick from among the brightest engineering minds and focus their efforts on any problem it chooses, the power to concentrate years of programming knowledge on the capabilities afforded to us by this astonishing bounty of personal technology has produced:"A new way to share photos and videos"And they don't even seem to have a monetization strategy for it.