Mr. Arthus-Bertrand's personality, activities and his innovative no-cost concept, he explained, have captured more attention than the movie itself.
Now these organizations and various others, like the Brookings Institution and the Center for American Progress, are hoping to finally capture more attention for their own alternative metrics and reports.
With Mr. Gore having the nomination assured and his rival, Mr. Bradley, out of the race, how Arizona Democrats were voting to allocate 31 delegates captured more attention than the tallies.
Taxes on their production fill state coffers, allowing Texas to be one of the few states without income tax.But in recent years, renewable-energy sources have captured more attention in Texas.
It may seem as if the meatpacking district's fashion epicenter ushers in a sleek new boutique every week, but the first retail store by Zac Posen, Z SPOKE, has captured more attention than other recent arrivals.
Several studies claimed that emotional words might capture more attention than neutral ones (Bowen, Kark, & Kensinger 2017; Sereno, Scott, Yao, Thaden, & O'Donnell 2015).
Chartboost argues that the difference in CPI was due to marketers outside the U.S. extending themselves and their campaigns to try to capture more attention during the frenzy, but not necessarily being fully prepared for the opportunity.
But the Arctic region has captured more attention in recent months, in part because of its drastically changing climate.
In a country which has become accustomed to the news of Indigenous deaths in custody and startling statistics of Aboriginal and Torres Islander imprisonment, Ms Dhu's story has captured more attention than many in recent years.
