Sentence examples similar to cutting attention from inspiring English sources

The list indicates that the trend toward cord cutting – shifting attention away from linear television to streaming services – is still going strong, as is the growth of subscription-based streaming of music.

People say that literature is dying, technology being to blame – TV and the internet cutting our attention spans in half – but isn't this explanation kind of insulting to those of us who try to read but can't, who're simply bored by books, who need a deeper emotional connection than the ones that are published are capable of giving us?

The second strategy focuses your cost-cutting attention on a specific product or division.

Considering preterm birth and stillbirth without borders with cross-cutting attention to HICs and LMICs, highlights important global differences in prevalence and causes but also identifies critical common ground.

Marketers could redirect ad budgets to pay consumers directly for their attention — cutting out the Google-Facebook layer.

But even that level of spending may have a tough time cutting through the attention being paid to the fate of the state's governor.

Other companies receiving attention for cutting benefits: Clothing chain Forever 21 will cut money and benefits to about 300 of its estimated 30,000 employees, according to a memo leaked in August.

Now, many private companies, faced with government pressure, are starting to pay serious attention to cutting absentee rates.

The inquiry concluded that the oil company paid more attention to cutting costs at the facility than to the threat of an explosion.

Although he was not involved in the study, he said he agreed that prosecutors had not paid enough attention to cutting off the black market.

She is often rated as one of the nation's top governors, and has drawn attention for cutting her state's deficit and raising education spending.