Sentence examples for attention to changing from inspiring English sources

Questions about why negative stereotyping of fat bodies has persisted while attitudes towards, and perceptions of, thin bodies have changed over time, needs much closer investigation over the longue durée, with particular attention to changing attitudes as sex became decoupled from reproduction.

The work studied people's ability to spot changes in smart meters by comparing three different types of display design to see which was most effective in attracting attention to changing information, and whether the use of colour would also facilitate detecting changes.

And as the years pass, the soundtrack, costumes and interior design pay unusually close attention to changing pop fashion.

Then New Yorkers should turn their attention to changing laws about crimes against the unborn and penalties for vehicular homicide.

Many of the company's customers, male or female, pay little attention to changing fashions, because they are looking for timeless wardrobe pieces.

But as Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat on the committee, says, "There has not been adequate attention to changing the incentives that drive behavior".

In his 1998 book on William Hazlitt, The Day-Star Of Liberty, Tom Paulin drew attention to the changing meaning of the word "nervous".

If there's an eco-conscious agenda here, it's secondary to Sternfeld's rapt attention to the changing quality of light on the land as it turns from barren to luxuriant and back.

Best of all is the way the production always pays close attention to the changing tenor and nuances of Jane's emotional journey from damaged angry child to independent woman.

"In the past, these slowdowns have occurred not just because of the direct effect of reforms, but because of greater attention to reforms changing provider and patient behavior," said Mark B. McClellan, the economist and doctor who ran Medicare and Medicaid under President George W. Bush.

However, existing literature rarely evaluates electricity users according to their distinct features such as load aggregation, regularity, and deferability, and pay very limited attention to the changing characteristics of electricity users in various scenarios.