Sentence examples for considerable public attention from inspiring English sources

But one study, published while he was a Treasury official, brought him considerable public attention.

But the Honda strikes, like the spate of Foxconn suicides, are noteworthy for having generated considerable public attention.

In recent weeks considerable public attention has turned to questions of whether government forces in Syria have used chemical weapons.

Douglas' ideas attracted considerable public attention in the early 1920s, but the only extensive following was in Alberta, Canada, where the Social Credit Party was founded in 1935.

Publicized and greeted as an extraordinary piece of television "art" that would redefine the boundaries of small-screen drama, the show reaped critical acclaim and attracted considerable public attention even before airing.

Fortunately, the plight of these noble also-rans came to considerable public attention last spring when 170 malnourished and ill-treated horses owned by a prominent, successful breeder were found being neglected and readied for kill pens in upstate New York.

Cigarette smoking takes a staggering toll on human health and attracts considerable public health attention, yet real solutions seem distant.

For instance, for lifelong smokers a population that receives considerable public health attention and intervention life expectancy is around 10 years less than non-lifelong smokers.

Smoking during pregnancy has been identified as a major risk factor both for future health of the woman and of the fetus/child [ 1], which gained a considerable public health attention in Sweden.

My statement precipitated considerable public and political attention for the scientific analyses demonstrating the probably catastrophic effects of climate change.

Since the pandas' arrival, the team at Edinburgh zoo had already tried three times to breed the bears – with considerable fanfare and public attention – and each attempt had ended in disappointment.