Sentence examples for favour of attention from inspiring English sources

To understand what is happening, international actors on the continent will need to be well-versed in the political complexities of each individual country, eschewing sweeping generalisations in favour of attention to particular circumstances.

In line with LCM, aMCC activity decrease may reflect the withdrawal of neural resources from pain-related processing in favour of attention.

While these machinations have been taking place behind the scenes, chief executive David Abraham has masterminded a rolling rebrand that has seen the company's 10 channels gradually drop the UKTV prefix on-screen in favour of attention-seeking one-word names.

As for not heeding the market, current feature-length Japanese animations, for example, omit shadows in favour of increased attention to movement.

Population-based screening implies a huge number of mammograms being read as well as a low prevalence of cancer, both conditions favouring readers' loss of attention and fatigue: this might represent an ideal setting for computer-aided detection (CAD).

In view of the vital importance of this global issue -- and I think this globality has been well reflected in the document under consideration --Germany is in favour of FAO's continued attention to current and future impacts of climate fluctuations and future climate change on food production and its stability.

Andrea Bak is a journalist from Copenhagen St Petersburg city centre lights up for the New Year's Eve – strict classical buildings give up the attention in favour of twinkling lights, and the naturally gloomy people on the streets laugh and shout as they watch fireworks being shot from the Peter and Paul Fortress over the Neva river.

Although both groups attained improvements in physical and cognitive performance, the results suggest positive interaction effects for dual task costs of walking and divided attention, in favour of SBC.

It could be argued that the spectacular type of warfare favoured by Isis has actually done the Russian government a favour, deflecting attention with a series of attention-grabbing atrocities.

It must be because the plan she adopts (or a reason(s) that favours it) is, at the time, the object of attention.

The 2009 discussion of the role played by large publishers in the absence of attention to aesthetically and intellectually complex creations in favour of more immediately accessible prose continued in 2010.