Sentence examples for corresponding attention to from inspiring English sources

"The point is that there is no sense to having a huge influx of law enforcement officers if you're not going to pay corresponding attention to what you're going to do with offenders after you pick them up," Judge Kazen said.

Since the United States joined the body, only two such sessions have been called and one of these sessions was a hangover from when the United States shunned the Council; a similar decrease in the number of country resolutions devoted to Israel occurred, along with a corresponding increase in attention to cases like North Korea, Iran and Syria.

When you start throwing around those kind of numbers, you are going to get corresponding attention –and Uber is finding out it's not always positive.

There has been a price to pay, of course, namely a corresponding lack of attention to manifold forms of popular inspirational religion.

On the other hand, the 'motor theory of attention' proposes that saccadic eye movements are always preceded by the corresponding shift of attention to the new location [ 29].

If, the attention is to the left side and the corresponding attention function is updated.

To be clear – there's no doubt that this idea wouldn't have been proposed if not for the insane money (and corresponding attention) now surrounding ICOs.

As digital interconnection evolves in smart cities, there will be a corresponding need to devote attention to the safety, reliability and availability of cyber-physical systems (CPS) and other critical network components.

They fit with the results of previous experiments that have shown that names of colors and shapes guided attention to corresponding distractors (Soto & Humphreys, 2007).

The purpose of this contribution is to draw attention to the corresponding mathematical model, whose key ingredient is a strongly degenerate parabolic partial differential equation.

Likewise, the lack of daily focus on volcanoes among the population might result in a corresponding tendency to pay less attention to any hazard, and hence perhaps to estimate risk as lower.