Sentence examples for attention considering from inspiring English sources

Last weekend in Vancouver, before the curling tournament began Tuesday, Smith and Plys (whose dark looks have attracted an unusual amount of news media attention, considering, when you think about it, that he is an alternate on the curling team) were at Vancouver's Cactus Club Café on Burrard Street.

Advertising is an industry that deserves some attention considering the economy's emergence from recession.

Betas was funny enough, and obviously catches our particular attention considering it covers the lives of four "computer geeks" who are building a startup and trying to get funding in Silicon Valley.

In particular, the development of water-dispersible metal nanoparticles (also called metal colloids) has drawn more attention, considering their direct catalytic or biological applications in aqueous media with less or no hazardous effects [4 6].

New media culture and the social consequences of the "media revolution" have indeed received surprisingly little attention, considering the central role media and journalism as institutions have in society.

The toxic effects revealed in in vitro tests are sufficient to attract attention considering that they are exerted on both plants and aquatic animals and that the number of old PVPs in disposal sites will be very high.

Visitors regularly stopped to photograph this, to add to their portfolio of what some locals, resenting the attention, considered ruin porn.

'Enthusiasm,' particularly religious enthusiasm, also garnered a great deal of attention, considered as a matter of excessive and contagious emotion that could be based in bodily disorders.

But there are, in fact, deficits that demand America's immediate attention: Consider our infrastructure deficit and our jobs deficit.

Kate McCann – or "Hot Lips Healy," as one tabloid called her after digging up an old university nickname – came in for particular attention, considered too attractive, too thin, too well-dressed, too intense, too controlled and not mumsy enough, according to media analyst Caroline Bainbridge.

One view of automatic orienting of attention considers it to be mediated by 'bottom-up' or stimulus-driven signals from the NBM in the basal forebrain (Sarter et al., 2005).