Sentence examples for attention in debates from inspiring English sources

Attending explicitly to representation highlights two features that have received less attention in debates about explanatory reduction: temporality and intrinsicality (Section 4.3).

The scandal drew voters' attention in debates and town meetings.

In primates, the neopallial frontal lobe (meaning frontal grey plus frontal white matter) has received particular attention in debates over the neuroanatomical foundations of 'intelligence'intelligence

The agency's new mandatory recall powers received a lot of attention in debate over the bill, but in reality, they may get little use, since companies rarely refuse F.D.A. requests for voluntary recalls.

While Mary Wilson was growing up in interwar Britain, the 'test-tube baby' that later brought her to public attention featured in debates on population health, eugenics and industrial culture.

At least Afghanistan and Iraq got attention in two debates between Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, a Democrat, and her Republican opponent, Joseph J. DioGuardi.

In recent years, deliberate practice has received considerable attention in these debates, while innate ability has been pushed to the side.

She said she regretted that the attention in the debates focused so much on how the candidates related to each other rather than on the issues.

Although local communities and indigenous peoples are the main actors for REDD + practices, their needs and perceptions have received little attention in the debates on REDD +, despite much rhetoric to the contrary.

This issue has received little attention in policy debates or in the academic literature, in part because young offenders traditionally have been dealt with in a separate system that held to the view that their disposition was not governed by the criminal law.

Yet they received little attention in the debates.