Sentence examples for attention notably from inspiring English sources

The Speech brought Carter national attention, notably on the front page of the next day's Times.

It was that detail which captured world attention, notably in the United States, where the FBI compiled a detailed report called Operation Bowtie.

Some aspects of this transformative process have received a great deal of attention, notably the tripling of tuition fees in 2010.

Meanwhile, even before the recession, other, flashier stories were diverting the public's attention, notably terrorist attacks and the long wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.Why, then, has the coalition government chosen to embark on such drastic public-service reforms?

A flurry of attention (notably from the investigative work of my colleague Alan Schwarz) has raised public awareness of the dangers of on-field concussions, which can lead to even more serious problems down the line.

Molecular catalysis of electrochemical reactions currently attracts a lot of attention, notably concerning the transformation of small molecules in response to issues raised by modern energy challenges.

But there is British work worth attention, too, notably a play at the National, expected to transfer to the West End soon.

Marcella trundles on, never quite proving gripping but featuring enough jumpy moments to hold my attention, most notably this week with the sudden and horrible death of Cara and the untimely demise of a spaniel.

The idea has been getting a lot of attention lately, notably in popular books like "Crazy Sexy Diet" and "The Acid Alkaline Food Guide" — which claim that readers can improve their health by focusing on the balance of acid and alkaline in the diet, mostly by eating more vegetables and certain fruits and fewer meats and processed foods.

Throughout his presidency, this notion has received quite a bit of attention, most notably from the launch and continued development of TechHire.

It's hard to believe that when I began this project in 2006, the subject of gay youth was just beginning to gain national attention (most notably with an Oct. 2005 cover story in Time titled, "The Battle Over Gay Teens").