Sentence examples for earned much attention from inspiring English sources
Following the consumer trend towards high quality products, game meat has earned much attention.
After serving as state auditor (1973 75), Ashcroft in 1976 was elected to the first of two terms as state attorney general, a post in which he earned much attention for his enforcement of a state law that restricted abortions.
This subject has earned much attention from researchers and mathematicians during the last few decades (see, e.g., [13 21]).
Baker earned much attention and critical praise through the 1950s, particularly for albums featuring his vocals (Chet Baker Sings, It Could Happen to You).
His books have earned much attention by the Norwegian media.
Ahead of the show's Wednesday season premiere, its trailer earned much attention — good and bad.
Until now, Dr. Dean has enjoyed the benefits that come with being a guerrilla candidate: earning much attention with what he has described as his straight-talking ways, without the critical attention that has been focused on some of the other candidates.
In 1974 he earned much public attention for his heroic performance in the border war with Mali, but years later he would renounce the war as useless and unjust.
It is perhaps telling, too, that whereas 53 people (all Indians) died at the train station during 26/11, the 33 who were killed at the Taj have earned much more attention, including from these authors.As for India, it deserves praise for its restraint after the attack.
Ukraine has earned so much attention because it is one of the largest countries in Europe, with 46 million people, and serves as a vital transportation point for natural gas from Russia.
