Sentence examples for are calling attention from inspiring English sources

Preservationists are calling attention to neglected buildings recorded in the guides.

The project echoes campaigns at other universities, where students of color are calling attention to their experiences on campus.

"They are calling attention to the economic situation, but in fact this is a birth of a government that oppress the people," said Satoshi Murata.

Competitors are calling attention to the grave financial troubles at Oxford, the region's largest managed care company, to lure away some of its 1.9 million customers.

"If I can get under their skin and they know there are people out there who are calling attention to this publicly, maybe that will help a little bit".

"We are calling attention to the court's decisions that have in fact politicised the bench, allowing their own views to usurp the law and separation of powers, by clearly identifying rulings that bear these instances out.

Now the League of Conservation Voters has been calling attention to Big Media's blind eye towards global warming for awhile now through their "What Are They Waiting For?" campaign.

Poor choice of wording, but I'm really glad Reich is calling attention to this crisis.

I can't imagine why they're calling attention to this.

NIELSEN: What my response would be is, is calling attention to this matter is important.

In giving this speech in El Paso, Mr Obama is calling attention to the former as much as the latter.