Sentence examples similar to competition attention from inspiring English sources

The competition for attention extends well beyond Mr. Pawlenty.

And the competition for attention is correspondingly frantic.

Of course, "A Small Act" has considerable competition for attention in the festival's documentary field.

But for the organisers of every other sport, competition for attention is fierce.

And competition for attention is growing between the two biggest issues in public health.

Documentarians face often paltry budgets and ample competition for attention in an increasingly fractured marketplace.

Competition for attention and time is a zero-sum game that traditional media are losing.

Ori Flomin's trio "On My Own" moves from contemplative, preparatory routines to a sly competition for attention.

He speculates on the reasons for this: we lost the competition for attention to our older siblings.

THE fierce competition for attention at Beijing's motor show says something about the increasing brutality of China's auto market, now the second-biggest in the world.

The financial return to a young musician has effectively never been lower; the competition for attention from other artists and technological diversions has certainly never been higher.