Sentence examples for devote some attention from inspiring English sources
To commemorate the 200th anniversary of Haydn's death this year, the cellist David Geringas has decided to devote some attention to the baryton, a less commonplace instrument for which Haydn composed copiously, and started the Geringas Baryton Trio.
To succeed on LinkedIn, devote some attention to understanding the rules, described below.
The budget of a Department of Justice program focused on countering white nationalism has been slashed, though the FBI has found the time to devote some attention to "black identity extremists".
Although Congress is now preoccupied by the massive bailout of the financial markets that might cost $700 billion or more, government officials should also be willing to devote some attention and funds to the challenges of the electoral system.
Scott has received pressure from the state Democrats who have urged him to devote some attention to the widening scandal over GOP-linked election fraud, but on Tuesday, the governor signaled that he had no intention of getting involved in a broader investigation.
In the meantime, child psychiatry may devote some attention to new environmental risks provided by extensive media use and chemicals.
This morning's show on the local talk radio station, KEWS-AM, devoted some attention to the candidates, but more to local propositions.
"It's a really important report and it's good that the government has devoted some attention to looking at [the issues]," he says.
Suárez devotes some attention to cases in which applying this binary distinction becomes complicated.
In his doctoral dissertation, Becker devoted some attention to education in the framework of discrimination, especially labour market discrimination.
