Sentence examples for balanced attention to from inspiring English sources

As UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-ki Moon noted the Paris agreement also ensures balanced attention to adaptation and mitigation support for developing countries, especially the poorest and most vulnerable.

For example, design of session included "The design of the session appropriately balanced attention to multiple goals within the CREATE structure" and "Adequate time and structure were provided for reflection".

On the basis of our clinical experience with more than 5000 patients with IC, we have designed a pelvic pain and urgency/frequency (PUF) symptom scale that gives balanced attention to urinary urgency/frequency, pelvic pain, and symptoms associated with sexual intercourse.

Like other NSF efforts, the Centers incorporate a balanced strategy of attention to people, ideas and tools.

Hansen collected 30 bags of raked detritus from her grandmother's backyard lawn to serve as a ready supply of material to keep the compost bins' mixture aerobic and balanced, and the attention to detail has clearly paid off.

If we understand cancer to be a predator causing shifts in this delicately balanced jungle, paying attention to the environmental cues dropped by our microbial wildlife might not only broaden our understanding of the ecological community within the jungle but might also help us to refine our cancer-hunting senses.

A balanced attention will counter our natural loss aversion, and let us see ourselves as others already do.

What would happen if you focused only on the architecture of the bridges - put all your energy into making sure that they were well-designed and balanced - and paid little attention to the quality and maintenance of the materials used to build the bridges?

The violinist Matthew Leslie Santana, the cellist Louise Grévin and the pianist Katherine Dowling gave crystalline performances, which balanced gestural expressiveness with careful attention to color.

It indicates that decision makers must pay attention to a balanced portfolio of enterprises and their products and services.

According to listening expert Paul Sacco, Ph.D., an assistant professor at the University of Maryland School of Social Work, the basic key to a balanced conversation is actively paying attention to the other person.