Sentence examples for attention to prepare from inspiring English sources

The only problem is, luxurious sauces like these take a fair amount of time and attention to prepare.

Since Ti and Nb have very good mechanical strength, light in weight, ductile, corrosion resistive, abundant in nature, nontoxic and low cost, they received considerable attention to prepare the suitable electrode material.

Recently, many researchers have paid much attention to prepare the Ce0.5Zr0.5O2 solutions with the homogeneity of the composition, good dispersion of particles, narrow particle size distribution, better crystallinity, and high surface area in order to improve OSC and redox property due to their catalytic applications [20 25].

We demonstrated that lateralised ERP components elicited in the cue target interval are elicited regardless of whether participants are cued to endogenously shift their attention, to prepare an eye movement or both.

They may also need to pay more attention to preparing students for nonlegal careers.

But right now, the department will probably turn its attention to preparing a license application.

She tends to every request before returning her attention to preparing talking points for a Latino civil rights conference she is attending the next day.

She has said her agency will devote as much attention to preparing for natural disasters as for "man-caused disasters," her euphemistic term for terrorism.

The funding of learning outside the classroom initiatives remain inadequate, teachers' health and safety concerns... have yet to be assuaged and teacher training continues to pay scant attention to preparing teachers to lead learning outside the classroom".

The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has approved a new national military strategy that makes clear to the nation's war planners that they must pay greater attention to preparing for the complicated and dangerous transition between the end of major combat operations and the return of civil authority.

"At both ends of the continuum, among both successful students who make it through college and those who never get started, there are significant consequences of our failure to pay more attention to preparing young people for work and careers". Why do we need to be thinking about career paths as early as high school?