Sentence examples for fuelled attention from inspiring English sources

A wide-spread interest among political philosophers in topics concerning the centralised nation state have fuelled attention to historical contributions on unitary sovereignty.

Elvan's death has received national attention and fuelled anger from last year's protests and the corruption allegations.

The growing power of Shia militias has come to occupy a greater share of US attention, and fuelled frustration with Mr Maliki.

Enthused by all this, I spent most of the last week trying to get myself on (part of Ello's burst of attention has been fuelled by its invitation-only membership).

None of Pocock's activism seems fuelled by self-indulgence or attention seeking.

Aid fuelled investment, which fuelled growth.

This spillover effect is something Moscow has not only paid close attention to, but also in effect fuelled.

But analysts say that he has been careful not to criticise party leaders or draw attention to the political infighting that fuelled his fall from grace.

According to the study, the saturation coverage of Firdos Square fuelled the perception that the war had been won, and diverted attention from Iraq at precisely the moment that more attention was needed, not less.

The "saturation coverage" of the fall of Saddam's statue – according to the most in-depth analysis by the New Yorker's Peter Maass two years ago – "fuelled the perception that the war had been won, and diverted attention from Iraq at precisely the moment that more attention was needed, not less".

This raises questions about the spread of unintentional misinformation, which is fuelled by acts of intentional vandalism that have gained media attention and have challenged the public's perception of Wikipedia.