Sentence examples for attention contest from inspiring English sources

If we were to stage a contest for waiters, we would hold an "undivided attention contest".

But the attention the contest has drawn to the site has worried Unesco, which awards World Heritage status to historic sites and then helps countries protect them.

But the attention in this contest had focused on the competition of spouses, between Ms. Tomalin's biography of the 17th-century British diarist Samuel Pepys, Samuel Pepyss: The Unequalled Self," and Mr. Frayn's novel "Spies," set in World War II London.

Most obviously, it is distracting attention from the contest.

As of now, though, 4 out of 10 registered voters say they were not paying much attention to the contest.

They tend to pay less attention to the contest until the very end and are less likely to vote.

Still, the candidates had trouble attracting voters' attention, and their contest became one of the season's most acrimonious.

They affect coastlines, where cosmopolitan types cluster, and thus divert liberals' attention from the contest at hand, granting more power to the folks living in the flyover.

Skeptics say that prizes often merely confirm what has already been done in the lab — and that too often they shower attention on the contest's founders.

Almost three-quarters of the voters said they were paying a lot or some attention to the contest, even though the election was less than 10 months away.

In a statement, Umunna said he thought he understood the level of scrutiny and attention the leadership contest would bring, but that he had found it uncomfortable.