Sentence examples for devoting too much attention from inspiring English sources
A large segment of the American public believes that the media are devoting too much attention to the Levy case.
Neil James, executive director of the Australia Defense Association, an independent research organization widely seen as expressing the viewpoint of more conservative elements within the military, accused the news media of devoting too much attention to the sexual scandals.
Even as Ms. Reyna speaks out against machetes, she and other local leaders are wary of devoting too much attention to what they consider just one facet of the much larger problem of gang violence.
One risk, as discovered last year by the (now retired) boss of Procter & Gamble, is that by devoting too much attention to emerging markets their company will lose focus on the rich countries that still, for now, provide the bulk of its profits.
Neil James, executive director of the Australia Defense Association, an independent research organization widely seen as expressing the viewpoint of more conservative elements within the military, accused the news media of devoting too much attention to the scandals and called the inquiries "a public witch hunt worthy of Salem, Massachusetts, in the 17th century".
In 1968, after complaints by Times editors in New York that Mr. Wicker was devoting too much attention to his writing, The Times announced that James Greenfield, a former Time magazine reporter and State Department official, would replace him as bureau chief.
Dexter Filkins, writing in The New York Times Book Review, complained that it devoted too much attention to Tillman's early life.
An engaging writer, he has a penchant for with-it language masturbation is both "the first democratic, equal-opportunity would-be vice" and "the crack cocaine of sexuality"—and in the later part of his book he devotes too much attention to transgressive artists whose cultural importance is marginal.
No one or two or three misfiles will devastate Netflix's brand, so why should execs devote too much attention to the caliber of its output?
No matter what, I have to be mindful of his needs; I must not neglect the needs of all children in the class, who may feel neglected if I devote too much attention to him.
I try not to pay too much attention to that".
