Sentence examples for attention to address from inspiring English sources

The extremely talkative Mr Dua is apparently accustomed enough to the attention to address his monologues to our video camera.

Obama has also said that he hopes to have the time and the attention to address a more robust aid agenda for developing countries than he was able to muster in his first term.

In the third video excerpt (below) he stresses how the slow nature of transitions in energy technologies requires prompt attention to address a long-term risk Some of his points on nuclear power and other technologies are dated, but the lecture is well worth reviewing when you have time.

Flocking-based approaches are biologically inspired methods that have recently gained significant attention to address the control and coordination problem in self-organizing sensor networks.

With its constituents and characteristic of independent operation, it has gained attention to address sustainability, improved reliability and energy efficiency [6] along with ancillary services [7].

However, their applications to water-based drilling mud (WBM) needs attention to address efficient drilling in an High Pressure and High Temperature (HPHT) environment.

The UN general assembly (UNGA), meeting in New York until the beginning of October, will turn its attention to addressing global poverty over the next three days.

"As well as adopting vigorous safety measures, we also have to pay attention to addressing some deep-seated causes behind these problems, including dealing with some social conflicts and resolving disputes," Mr. Wen told Phoenix, according to Reuters.

Wen said he felt distraught at the deaths and added: "As well as adopting vigorous safety measures, we also have to pay attention to addressing some deep-seated causes behind these problems, including dealing with some social conflicts and resolving disputes".

Such changes would encourage researchers to conduct socially responsible research (Tsui, 2013) and direct their attention to addressing grand societal challenges (George, Howard-Grenville, Joshi, & Tihanyi, 2016).

Legal frameworks and planning can provide a basis for integrating attention to addressing population movements as part of post-disaster work (Sherwood et al. 2015).