Sentence examples for certain inattention from inspiring English sources
The loss of our commission seat seems to have been due to many factors, including neglect of our European allies, a resurgent unilateralism in the Bush administration and a certain inattention to diplomatic detail.
These maneuvers evoke admiration from onlookers, but eventually people who are with Ahmet when he is doing his errands begin to notice a certain inattention — an important clue to the real nature of their role in the transaction under way.
The main contributing factor for drivers is misjudgement of situations through expecting a certain behaviour, and inattention [4].
If at a certain point effort inattention occurs, that is if the effort level is lowered, the state is driven out of Ws+.
Specifically, they cite the occasional inattention to certain sulfide compounds that can form during fermentation.
Students of the building projects favoured by London's former mayor, Boris Johnson, will have spotted certain tendencies – boosterism, implausible and contradictory promises, inattention to detail, inevitable disappointment when reality bites.
It is important to determine whether clonidine will have a differential impact on hyperactive versus hypoactive subtypes of delirium, or even only on certain features of delirium (e.g. inattention).
At a certain point it escalated; he was so frustrated with my inattention that he threw a bin of markers.
He said his priority was "to make certain children weren't killed as a result of Boston's massive inattention to the inevitability of school desegregation".
I like that idea of "conscious inattention" (in effect, people higher up don't worry about whether certain things are being done by the book because it's not costly if they aren't done by the book).
Moreover, to prevent living donation would be dissimilar to many acts of state paternalism, such as mandatory wearing of seat belts or the prohibition of certain drugs, in that donating an organ would not generally be the result of inattention, weak-will, addiction, or excessive short-sightedness.
