Sentence examples for attention suggests from inspiring English sources

But a review published in the Lancet Respiratory Medicine earlier this year, which received a lot of attention, suggests they actually make it harder.

Buy Nothing Christmas, a site founded by Canadian Mennonites (a hat tip to The Consumerist for bringing the site to our attention), suggests alternatives such as holding swap meets, or crafting handmade gifts, instead of buying presents in a store.

He directs Othello's attention, suggests questions to ask, and insinuates that there are inferences to be drawn without specifying them himself.

The weak nature of tactile responses in hMT + (and their abolition by withdrawal of attention) suggests that hMT + may not serve as a supramodal motion processing module.

Amelioration of the rightward spatial attention bias in patients with hemispatial neglect following manipulations of non-spatial attention suggests that spatial attention and mechanisms related to the regulation of attention are interrelated.

With Hillary Clinton poised to become elected president of the U.S., that question is sure to gain more attention, suggests longtime political strategist Bradley Tusk, who helped Michael Bloomberg get elected to a third term as the mayor of New York City and now works with startups on regulatory issues.

But studies show that in other, less demanding situations, driving may tax only between 50% and 70% of our attention – suggesting, that at these times, we might have plenty of 'spare' attentional capacity to direct elsewhere.

Images of these places in the future, when further skyscrapers will jostle for attention, suggest more of the same.

Yesterday, Jay Carney, the White House spokesman, said that any politician who promised control over the price at the pump was "lying" — and Gingrich clearly relished the attention, suggesting that Obama had reason to be scared of him.

Soutphommasane's observations generated considerable media attention, suggesting there is scope for a much needed broadening of diversity debates to better account for the challenges faced by Asian Australians, and we could not agree more.

If it was, the essay was "controversial" in the way that it described pity for the recipients of royal attention, suggesting that the most avid royalists were the people who made the position so difficult.