Sentence examples similar to attention to argument from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit had drawn attention to arguments that the secrecy in device pricing has contributed to rising costs.

Informal logic has paid increasing attention to argument-2 as discussions in the field have evolved, for the simple reason that the assessment and analysis of argument-1 often requires an understanding of argument in this broader sense.

The number of viewers Lustig has attracted suggests that people are paying attention to his argument.

To draw attention to their argument that the tax cut was excessive and will imperil the surplus for years to come, Democrats intend to run television commercials in some cities starting on Tuesday saying that Mr. Bush has proven to be reckless in managing the surplus.

Elected officials are starting to pay attention to that argument.

There has been so much attention to the argument of whether this was an instance of racism, or simply media hype -- as if questioning the existence of racism is a legitimate argument.

Pay attention to each argument presented.

Remind them that they should pay attention to the arguments that they just presented and heard when formulating their own opinion on the issue.

Mr. Black and other supporters of gay marriage said they would try to recruit several other colleges and theaters to stage the play, which is titled "8," and bring attention to the arguments in the trial last year.

Students and parents who will be hurtling through the college admissions process this year, or in future years, would do well to pay close attention to the arguments in a case that will be heard by the Supreme Court on Wednesday.

Mr. Clinton is deliberately trying to play bad cop against Mr. Obama, campaign officials say, and is keenly aware that a flash of anger or annoyance will draw even more media and public attention to his arguments.