Sentence examples for because much attention from inspiring English sources
IT is, Mr. Newbold said, a welcome trend, because much attention is also being paid to blending the houses into their neighborhoods.
Because much attention has been given to the question of how best to consult with members of these communities in the design and conduct of research, we believe it behooves investigators to consider the lessons to be learned from research involving American Indians and Alaska Natives.
Because so much attention has been on the shortcomings of government assistance, I had not realized how many people were grappling privately with how best to reach out.
The premise of "Learning from Failure" by Greg Berman and Aubrey Fox of New York's Center for Court Innovation is that research into criminal justice suffers because so much attention is paid to programmes that succeeded and so little to the flops.
Consequently, Black women's arguments and theoretical contributions have frequently been under-engaged or even dismissed altogether because so much attention is concentrated on their life stories.
Student/VU There is less focus on the 'here and now', because so much attention goes to structure, and the structure is not flexible.
Because of this, much attention has been devoted to forecasting volcanic outbursts.
This may be because people paid much attention to measure the RAF in EP.
This may be just because nobody is paying much attention.
"Playing with Carmelo makes the game easier because he attracts so much attention," Copeland said.
