Sentence examples for attention because it tends from inspiring English sources

If anything, the crown molding deserves more attention because it tends to attract the eye.

But it tends to be a bit better than bad food, because it tends to be fresh, and fresh is good for you; and because it tends not to have the cheap and nasty ingredients such as hydrogenated vegetable oil.

Optimism is also important because it tends to precipitate perseverance.

Because it tends to be effective.

Because of its porosity, it tends to absorb grease and oil, which discolour it.

Copper has received much attention because it produces appreciable amounts of hydrocarbons and alcohols from CO2 reduction, although it tends to give mixed product including hydrogen [51].

"Adriaen's Landing tends to get a lot of the attention because it's the biggest development project," said Dean Pagani, a spokesman for the governor.

What's more, the tax break is one of so many that it tends to escape attention.

When Johns Hopkins comes out with a new study, it tends to attract attention.

You also don't get the unwanted media attention because the press tends to be interested in live cases rather than research".

Wood that is nailed to the floor and wooden steps may need special attention because urine contamination tends to collect between the wood and the concrete.