Sentence examples for created attention from inspiring English sources

The issue has created attention precisely because the Summer Olympics occur once every four years, advertising experts said.

With this premise, examination of the abilities of an organization in generating valuable knowledge through a series of activities has always created attention for the knowledge-based view (KBV) and DC scholars (Spender 1996; Grant 1997; Teece 1998; Droge et al. 2003; Lee and Choi 2003; Tanriverdi 2005; Tortoriello 2015).

Food in inky tones can't help but capture the imagination — no wonder, then, that a number of specialty farmers and food and cheese makers have bred or created attention-seizing comestibles.

American advertising for Amazon had been handled for three and a half years by the San Francisco office of FCB Worldwide, part of True North Communications, which created attention-getting campaigns like a series of television commercials that spoofed variety shows of the 1960's.

"The fashion that they've won games creates attention.

"You need to create attention and then engagement with something that resonates," he added.

Ochocinco creates attention for the league it would not otherwise get.

We can't overlook the mounting evidence that a culture of electronics and multitasking creates attention deficiencies.

But some publishers regard free digital books as purely promotional, in the same vein as the free galleys they distribute to booksellers and reviewers to create attention and word-of-mouth buzz for an author.

Twitter is the type of I.P.O. that creates attention that others like USA Compression Partners, the first company to go public in 2013, or Evertec, the largest technology I.P.O. of the year to date, cannot.

Second, Amazon is trying to create attention for its movie download business, which sells downloads on a per-title basis ($3.99 for a new release), and which in general hasn't gotten near the recognition of competitors like Netflix.