Sentence examples for attentiveness level from inspiring English sources

"If you buy a commercial in a game, the attentiveness level of viewers is a little less than the game.

Probably because the place is so new (it's in the W Hotel), the attentiveness level of the wait gang can be unnervingly high, as if you'd wandered into a private bank by mistake.

The live-like-a-blue-blood siren song of the Lauren brand vibrates extra loudly here, where the service achieves butler-level attentiveness ("Pardon me, my lady") and the hand-stitched leather banquettes are lined with plush throw pillows in the same custom plaid as the baby-doll dresses worn by the smiling hostesses.

Of course, luxury chains have always featured a high level of attentiveness.

Donoghue described Ma's attentiveness to Jack — a level of focus and patience that most five-year-olds would dream of.

There's been talk of threading the whole show with a theme or story, which seems like a pretty big gamble, presuming a level of attentiveness that most garden-variety viewers don't usually bring to the show.

As residential towers work to incorporate puppy playgrounds and doggy doors into their amenities, the apartment management company Rose Associates has taken attentiveness to a new level, offering dog-care services en masse to thousands of residents.

Flood-stricken communities have seen visits in recent days from a phalanx of federal officials, who have seemed determined to convey a level of attentiveness that was notably absent after Hurricane Katrina.

Important as a measuring stick of US soccer against the rest of the world and important for the role it could play in catapulting the casual American fan back to the level of attentiveness that last occurred up until a Torsten Frings handball in 2002.

In the two latter cases the driver has probably raised her/his level of attentiveness because of the roundabout/crossing and also reduced the speed.

Various studies have attempted to connect the crossing behaviours of the elderly with variables such as age, gender, sensory acuity, level of attentiveness, physical decline and the design of intersections.