The phrase "attention at the same" is not correct in English and seems incomplete.
It may be intended to convey simultaneous attention or focus on multiple things, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We need to give attention at the same time to both the project and the client’s needs."
Alternatives: "simultaneous attention" or "focus at the same time".
She was resentful that the CEO didn't show her more attention; at the same time, however, she ignored several vice presidents who offered their help.
"Several victims, most of them women and children, with their skulls broken, limbs and backs badly bruised, awaited immediate attention at the same time," the Press Trust of India reported.
The skinny singer out front, Alison Mosshart, looked like a girl practicing nonchalant agony in the mirror, the whole strut-and-wither act seeking and deflecting attention at the same time: hair in face, knees pointing inward.
A woman seeking medical attention at the same hospital several hours after the baby was discovered on Friday afternoon at the Red Colony Diner told the police that she was the child's mother.
Independent primaries are unlikely to both reach the point of clinical attention at the same time, and thus are unlikely to be synchronous (i.e., identified in the same surgical resection specimen).
Mr Perepilichnyy's family has had to endure this media attention at the same time as coping with the loss of a loved one, and our thoughts remain with them at this time". Perepilichnyy was helping Swiss authorities over the alleged fraud when he died.
Media coverage is assumed to be a pre-requisite to attention while at the same time being reactive to attention itself.
More likely, these are simply pieces that have caught Muti's attention at about the same time; he is, for better or worse, not the kind of conductor who tells stories with his programs.
"I got attention, but at the same time I had to confront really simplistic questions," she said.
Not at all like meditation an analogy often thoughtlessly adduced but, rather, almost forensic, as an application of attention, while at the same time, to some degree, autonomic.
Not at all like meditation — an analogy often thoughtlessly adduced — but, rather, almost forensic, as an application of attention, while at the same time, to some degree, autonomic.
