Sentence examples for ever more attention from inspiring English sources

The use of ionic liquids in catalysis is attracting ever more attention in chemical engineering.

Increasing energy demands resulting in the need for unconventional shale oil-gas resources are attracting ever more attention.

Users shifted ever more attention to Google, Facebook and other rivals.

"We will pay ever more attention project by project, author by author, as to what our options are," he said.

If anything, England's new princess looks set to attract ever more attention as the tour moves to California.

In demanding ever more attention from overloaded consumers, brands ultimately lead them down unnecessarily confusing purchase paths.

Six months down the line, there's a chorus of "we've all seen that bloody pithivier", a mindset that compels chefs and restaurateurs to reach ever more attention-seeking heights, dreaming up the culinary equivalent of Kim Kardashian's bottom to penetrate the noise.

So as we pay ever-more attention to the provenance and quality of what we eat, it doesn't seem too excessive to start paying this most ancient of spices a bit more respect – by exploring its many varieties and, perhaps, demanding a little more than the usual jar of low-grade pepper at the supermarket.

I hope that other people find the concept of common knowledge useful as it continues to get ever more popular attention.

As China and India gain economic heft, they are drawing ever more international attention.

Twentieth century children needed the more engaging medium of film to hold their ever more diverted attention, but the same messages were still being transmitted about how to make decisions -- be kind to little people, don't kill animals, don't lie, don't be mean to your step-siblings, don't fall for a wolf's sweet talking, etc.