Sentence examples for attention to define from inspiring English sources

Huntsman quickly used the national attention to define himself as a lone Republican standing up to the Tea Party hordes taking over his party.

"We've had outstanding diagnoses and very careful attention to defining the problem," Dr. Kleinman said, referring to his own experience.

In this regard, we consider two levels of organization of a territorial system with particular attention to defining the relationships between the flows at each level and between the levels.

It may come down to public opinion deciding when, or if, Congress turns its attention to defining the limits on the president's authority to carry out attacks against the Islamic State -- an endeavor that some speculate could go on for years and incur significant costs.

In the first place, we assume that paying attention to ethical challenges involves paying attention to defining and improving the quality of care.

If real, such a difference could reflect the increased attention to defining specific goals and objectives for the Fellow's scope of work early in the assignment, which involved more communication with Partner Organization staff prior to the Fellow's arrival.

In the end, what we pay the most attention to defines us.

But she found that somehow Irish affairs demanded her attention, helped to define the age she dominated and were to play a role in determining how history remembers her.

From the clue of "French paradox," polyphenolics from grapes (Vites vinefera) and red wines attracted the attention of scientists to define their chemical composition and their properties for human health (Urpi et al. 2009).

Special attention was paid to define detailed interfaces between these structures.

Efforts to improve uptake of HTC should therefore focus attention on providers to define the needed services and ascertain the training, time, and resources necessary to deliver them.