Sentence examples for been calling attention from inspiring English sources

Even Dr. Rathmell, who has been calling attention to the complications, said they occur in only about one in 10,000 cases.

He started in that role as the downturn in the housing market, which he had been calling attention to, was being increasingly felt.

Attorneys for a State Department contractor who is being prosecuted for leaking classified information have been calling attention to this double standard.

For some years now, the British organisation the Women's Environmental Network (WEN) has been calling attention to the dangers it suspects are lurking in our cosmetics.

Immigrant-rights advocates have been calling attention to a number of cases in which minors are held in custody for inordinate amounts of time.

Throughout his visit to Jordan and Israel, Benedict has been calling attention to the plight of Christians in the region, whose numbers have been declining.

Poor choice of wording, but I'm really glad Reich is calling attention to this crisis.

I can't imagine why they're calling attention to this.

NIELSEN: What my response would be is, is calling attention to this matter is important.

Preservationists are calling attention to neglected buildings recorded in the guides.

In giving this speech in El Paso, Mr Obama is calling attention to the former as much as the latter.