Sentence examples for attention on whether from inspiring English sources

At the same time, lawsuits brought by those fired for sexual harassment will focus attention on whether the processes that employers use to investigate allegations are fair.

But they focus attention on whether tourism on the scale that the world is now experiencing is the axiomatic benefit it has traditionally been depicted to be.

The controversy has focused attention on whether Cites can rely on data supplied by member countries that have an interest in overstating the population of the species.

So far, the governor has focused his attention on whether the universities should be offering more courses online, requiring faculty to teach more classes and cutting administrators' pay.

The deadliness of the tire problems, combined with a low rate of warranty claims for poor quality tires, is focusing attention on whether the design of the Explorer makes it especially vulnerable, the investigators said.

Besides prompting the S.E.C. inquiry, Mr. Lazio's profits also focused attention on whether a member of Congress with influence over Wall Street -- Mr. Lazio serves on both the House Banking and Commerce Committees -- should be trading in the stocks of financial services companies.

Instead, we focused our attention on studying whether or not displacements of the injections along the mediolateral axis of V1 in enucleated rats lead to mirror-image displacements of the overall labeling patterns in lateral extrastriate cortex.

They survive by directing our eyes to nearby chain restaurants or bars, and sometimes their livelihoods depend on whether we pay attention.

A loosely affiliated Democrat who comes from a family of coal miners, Ms. Larsen said that she focused most of her attention on local issues: whether gambling institutions might help revive Utah's economy, when and how the local shops and restaurants could serve liquor, safety in the coal mines.

But any body movements that deviate from a rather conservative palette of stepping and bobbing motions would draw attention on most floors, whether the dancer is trained like Hester, or an anonymous girl cutting shapes on a podium at Berghain.

We focused our attention on the question whether, similar to the situation in mammals, Salmonella can also invade plant cells.