Sentence examples for Marked attention from inspiring English sources

Several issues related to ENM in the workplaces require marked attention.

WILLIAM C. ROBERTS, M.D., delivered the address to the Alumni, which was listened to with marked attention.

The quest for design half-metallic ferromagnets superlattice (HMFS) materials has captivated marked attention due to their potential applications in spin-based electronics.

Unconventional shale plays have received marked attention over the last five years because of their economic potential for hydrocarbon generation, and yet they are amongst the least understood of all clastic sedimentary rock systems.

The directors Anthony and Joe Russo's filming is clever, brisk, detailed, balanced, and — exactly when, over the two-hour mark, attention might flag — thoughtfully engaged.

His rule was marked by attention to detail, a love of data and a passion for innovation.

Explicitly recognize internally when the encounter is over, so that you can move cleanly to the next interaction or task; this recognition can be marked by attention to your out-breath.

Eye-tracking data from our laboratory suggests that the CAD marks attract attention away from areas that were not marked (Drew, Cunningham, & Wolfe, 2012).

Those marks demand attention and respect and, in a world with maybe less anti-Big East bias, perhaps even bids from the architects of the N.C.A.A. tournament.

In describing the government's statement about Mr. Davis's assignment in Pakistan, the phrase "administrative and technical" carefully placed in quotation marks called attention to the newspaper's doubt that it was truthful.

It's impossible to read journalism the same way after reading Roiphe on how Joan Didion's stylistic tics — her ironic use of quotation marks, her attention to news as narrative — have become clichés of the genre.