Sentence examples for for one attention from inspiring English sources

For one, attention may have been guided to the second exemplar in the category-match trials because it was visually similar (although not identical) to the memory item.

Staffing was such that usual care rarely allowed for one to one attention for 1-4 hours, as required in structured care.

She doesn't so much see her shows as a substitute for one-on-one attention or teaching, but a pragmatic improvement on the television that children will inevitably watch.

Having fewer children per adult offers more opportunity for one-on-one attention to children, but does not guarantee it.

Another positive outcome for one-on-one attention is the special bond that forms between mentors and mentees, which can be an important factor in talent retention and beneficial to the team as a whole.

Due to the smaller class size, Track B allowed for more one-on-one attention from the instructor as well as group work and class discussions.

A social nanny can make up for that, with one-on-one attention, play dates and other outings.

"I am aware, as everybody has to be, that there's more competition for one's attention nowadays," he said.

I learned to see that the problem is not lack of attention, but rather not being able to choose to attend to one thing, to the exclusion of the smorgasbord of everything else that is competing for one's attention.

Inevitably, the human drama of the victims took over – the testimony of the two men who survived the interrogations, the witness statements of the relatives of the dead, the transfixing portraits of the regime's "enemies" (which run into their thousands) – all this wrestled for one's attention and won it effortlessly.

Everybody becoming an advertiser and paying for one's attention is one way we see this.