Sentence examples for dedicate more attention from inspiring English sources
While local branches have always had small foreign collections, an ever more multilingual city has led public libraries to dedicate more attention and staff to their effort, grounding decisions in census statistics, reports from foreign title distributors and surveys of branch managers about their patrons.
The further narrowing of the group's focus would allow management to dedicate more attention and funds to improving its other core markets (UK, Canada, Scandinavia and Ireland), giving it a fighting chance of closing the gap to best-in-class peers.
It was reported that time between consecutive examinations also increased allowing radiographers to dedicate more attention to patients.
For DPC patients, time is on their side, since direct care physicians have the ability to dedicate more attention to their patients.
In recent years, he has dedicated more attention, and his fortune, to philanthropy.
One "critical area" that the AAU report indicates universities are dedicating more attention to is bystander-intervention training, or making sure students, staff and others in the academic community know how to step in when situations seem troubling.
He particularly criticized the Indo-European languages for promoting a mistaken essentialist world view, which had been disproved by advances in the sciences, whereas he suggested that other languages dedicated more attention to processes and dynamics rather than stable essences.
Last year, Jezebel attributed some of that to the fact that the birthrate has gone down in China, and mothers are dedicating more attention, and presumably money, to each child.
It is possible that subjects dedicated more attention to the tone response in dual task trials than in single auditory trials, which could account for the difference in performance between the conditions.
The World Health Organization has declared Alzheimer's to be a "public health priority," and is beginning to dedicate far more attention to healthy aging under the leadership of its Head of Ageing and Life Course, Dr. John Beard.
