Meanings of concentrate too in English

Still, political adversaries worry Cortizo may seek to concentrate too much power.

Murdoch's critics say it would concentrate too much power in his group's hands.

With the stuff in my pocket, I couldn't concentrate too well on my search anymore.

The fear is that unequal voting structures concentrate too much power in the hands of insiders.

Lucien came to an abrupt halt, trying not to concentrate too hard or force the memory.

You are too intense, you concentrate too much.

Concentration's good, but one can concentrate too much.

Guess that there helmet made it concentrate too hard on shooting you, or he'd 'a' seen me.

That may even work to the other bowlers' advantage, if Australia concentrate too much on countering Swann.

Like a juggler who had to concentrate too hard to keep all the balls in the air.

They want the bid rejected on competition grounds, saying it would concentrate too much media power in the family's companies.

But if 1 relaxed my gaze, tried not to concentrate too hard, lowered my eyelids, then I could see them.

You don't concentrate too well at work, so, hell, you take a few weeks off work (unstructured time.

Opponents are unhappy about provisions that would let party bosses handpick candidates, saying this will concentrate too much power with the leadership.

They are also unhappy about provisions that would let party chiefs handpick some candidates, saying they would concentrate too much power with the leadership.

He added that the international community should not concentrate too much on his admission that the action against Isis was a "war".