Sentence examples for declining attention from inspiring English sources

This was the most watched moment on Christmas Day television but – in a possible sign of the declining attention spans of viewers - the show's overall average audience fell away to 8.3m (still 700,000 more than it managed last year).

His mounting bills and declining attention to work jeopardize his job; his law-student girlfriend, contemptuous of his complaining, departs to help rape victims in Bosnia; his father one-ups his suffering by slowly dying of a brain tumor.

The right to attention in the social age: Everyone complains about declining attention, but what are they doing about it?

There has been declining attention to money demand in the last two decades as central banks focused more on inflation targeting and decreased their focus on monetary aggregates.

A recent report also highlights the decreased budget allocation to health and the declining attention to financing reproductive health in Kenya [ 31].

The 2010 World Bank reproductive health action plan 2010 2015 noted that "maternal health has not emerged as a political priority for a number of reasons and that the rise of competing priorities and the loss of focus on family planning within the broader ICPD agenda have contributed to declining attention and funding [ 55]".

In this context, the data presented here suggest that more variability in the executive aspect of sustained attention may represent a potential marker of declining sustained attention that is associated with falling.

Publishers have lots of books, need to make a profit, and are battling declining reader attention spans, so they are only able to devote a certain amount of time to helping writers market their books anyway.

For this reason, differences in variability of reaction time on the SART are generally a more reliable marker of declining sustained attention than mean reaction time.

The reduction in interest regarding pharmaceutical interventions and engagement in precautionary activities may be linked to declining media attention during the survey period.

We suggest that declining sustained attention contributes to an increasing falls risk and that noradrenaline depletion and primary changes in the frontal cortex, are the age-related mechanisms responsible.