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Discover Ludwig"dilute attention" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to weaken or reduce the intensity or focus of one's attention. Example: The constant distractions from social media can dilute our attention span and make it difficult to concentrate on important tasks.
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They rejected the idea as an effort to dilute attention from their children.
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It's too bad another bizarre Clemens act has intruded on a game or a Series because the Yankees are in position to achieve greatness in this World Series, and nothing should dilute the attention their achievement would merit.
Moreover, multiple incumbents may dilute media attention thereby limiting name recognition advantage.
Given the current state of our Nation and the current candidates putting forth plans, to further dilute the attention of the electorate would likely muddle the decision making process along with continuing to make vetting candidates a more difficult task.
For instance – "Music downloader customized specially for iPhone users who use iPhone 6 Plus" will dilute the attention from the app features.
This has diluted management attention across many missions and not allowed time to develop experienced project managers, engineers and others with expertise, he said.
At the age of nine he was the cover star of the French magazine Tennis – "Is Richard G the champion France is eagerly waiting for?" was the caption – and there were no siblings to dilute his parents' attention.
The popularity contest that has become the election is diluting our time, attention and ability to think critically.
However, Busan does make a shift from Paris in diluting commitment and attention to alignment and harmonisation.d The Busan Outcome Document also reflects the continued importance of country ownership and that much work remains to be done in this area.
For one thing, other workers need to pick up the slack caused by the wandering attention and diluted energies of their e-cruising colleagues.
This has diluted their capacities and attention to promoting adaptation to climate change.
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