The phrase "attention lies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate where someone's focus or interest is directed.
Example: "In this discussion, the attention lies on the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "focus is" or "interest is".
The results are thus largely incompatible with theories that presume the locus of interference between working memory and attention lies at the level of executive control or attentional gating [8], [9].
The other dimension of the colonizing logic of the earliest farmers of central Europe which deserves attention lies in their conservative and strikingly remarkably standardized technology.
"Everybody wants the first visit of the Messiah," remarks one French official wryly.Beyond all this vying for attention lies an awkward reality that might roughly be summed up as the end of the Bush excuse.
Meal for two, including drinks and service, £120 The detail which catches my attention lies at the very bottom of the first gnarly Asiatic porcelain bowl delivered to our table at Paradise Garage in London's Bethnal Green.
The detail which catches my attention lies at the very bottom of the first gnarly Asiatic porcelain bowl delivered to our table at Paradise Garage in London's Bethnal Green.
Humanitarian organizations are doing everything we can to help, but our resources are thin in part because the world's attention lies elsewhere.
Several feet away, the bull, no longer the center of attention, lay motionless in the mud, its bulky head wrenched far past the limits of its natural swivel.
There were still a few sequin-covered mermaid gowns and watercolor flower print ensembles in the show, but this was not where the designer's attention lay this season.
They seek to undermine your work; turn your employees or supervisors against you; hack into your electronics; constantly demand attention; lie constantly; abuse and harass others; take no responsibility for their behavior; use a "scorched earth" policy to get what they want.
It should grab the audience's attention, lay out the themes and direction of the video, and keep the viewer wanting more.
He will also need to pull off convincing public appearances at his testimony (along with Ms Dunn) to the House of Representatives Energy and Commerce Committeee on September 28th, which was due to begin just as The Economist went to press.Although HP's lurid revelations about spying have grabbed most attention, what lies behind the affair is a battle about how companies should be governed.
