Sentence examples for * draw attention in from inspiring English sources

Even a passive Chinese government stake in USEC could draw attention in Washington for its strategic and diplomatic implications.

What will the effect be? Bale's near-visit is likely to draw attention in a way that activists have surmised could be helpful.

On the upside, he has a platform to take action, and to draw attention, in a way that former governors who might run for president must envy.

Ms. Hill's new songs would certainly draw attention in coffeehouses, where she would be singing them if not for the Fugees and "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill".

In the following years, HUD continued to draw attention in the news media and among consumer advocates for an overly lenient posture toward the housing industry.

With Labor Day behind them, publishers are starting to roll out their heavyweight titles, the books sufficiently serious or flashy or important to draw attention in the crowded months leading up to the holidays.

The presence of HCV in saliva is to draw attention mainly in patients with active infection and high viral loads, patients who require guidance on their oral health by dentist.

"He'd say, 'I don't like basketball, Mom, I love basketball.' " Machado's ability began to draw attention when, in 2004, he started attending St . Marys High School in Manhasset, N.Y., a Roman Catholic school and a budding basketball powerhouse that was a 25-minute drive in his mother's 1991 Toyota Previa from tHigh School

There were, however, some important limitations, which we will draw attention to in the context of their relevance.

They also saw an opportunity to draw attention art in Detroit.

We'd have to do the research of course, to find something crucial at that place and time to draw attention to in this way. .