Sentence examples similar to drop from attention from inspiring English sources
What Kramer is referring to is Gen Z's dwindling attention span, which is roughly 8 seconds — an astonishing drop from their older counterparts, Millennials, whose attention spans are a whopping 12 seconds.
(Tom Harkin's drop in media attention in 1992, and Bill Clinton's increase, may stem more from Mr. Harkin's "poor" performance as a native son).
But dynamic pricing works like magic at a real garage sale because the dropping price diverts attention from the fact that there is no demand for the unsold item and instead creates the illusion that the lucky buyer ended up saving money.
Scotland drop from ninth to 10th.
That's a drop from previous years.
From attention-grabbing turquoise drops by Van Cleef & Arpels to diamond-encrusted hoops by Yeprem to seductive spirals by David Webb, fine jewelers are really pushing the boundaries of design.
I dropped my attention down into my heart.
Papple wrote, "According to the National Center for Biotechnology Information, the average attention span has dropped from 12 seconds in 2000 to 8 seconds in 2013.
But Mr. Gianopulos says that the average film released by a major studio stays in theaters for only about three and a half weeks, since many are dropped from screens as soon as the attention from opening week dies down.
Researchers at Microsoft grabbed headlines when they found that the average human attention span had dropped from 12 seconds in 2000 to eight seconds in 2015 — less than that of a goldfish — and that digital media use helped contribute to that decline.
