Sentence examples for diminished attention from inspiring English sources

The ad counteracts diminished attention spans, Mr. Berman said.

"We all have diminished attention spans," he said.

The shrinking of budgets at news outlets across the country means that many atrocities in far corners of the globe receive diminished attention.

A series of studies have shown that patients with HCV may experience diminished attention and concentration, or suffer from severe cognitive deficits, such as disorientation and fluctuating consciousness.

Other studies have also shown adverse neurological effects in children exposed to higher levels of manganese including increased behavioral problems [ 14- 16], reduced verbal and full-scale intelligence quotient (IQ) scores [ 17- 21], diminished attention [ 22], and lower academic achievement [ 23, 24].

Americans may be heavier, with a diminished attention span, even less classy than the troubled souls of the Men in the Gray Flannel Suit costume drama.

The problem of diminishing attention spans has long affected the adult classical world as well.

Some observers say changing tastes and diminishing attention spans have been bad for the elaborate art form.

The byelection date was announced this morning, timed to diminish attention in Scotland on David Cameron's speech today to the Tory annual conference.

Moss doles out chapters to all the participants, epistolary fashion, albeit with a diminishing attention span that shortchanges those relegated to the book's bleak final stretch.

"Television is so timorous and terrified of losing viewers that it serves up stuff faster and faster because of people's supposedly diminishing attention spans and it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy".