Sentence examples for give close attention from inspiring English sources

Commissioner Goodell said he will give close attention to the extent to which Coach Williams cooperates with the N.F.L. in any further proceedings.

Private collectors are often able to collect in depth on a subject to a degree usually impossible for a public institution; being known to booksellers and other collectors, they are likely to be given early information about books of interest to them; they can also give close attention to the condition of the books they buy.

Flipping through the fourth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders on a recent afternoon, Breggin read aloud from its list of A.D.H.D. symptoms: "Often fails to give close attention to details or makes careless mistakes in schoolwork.

With this as a part of my past, the first time I read the criteria for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder — "often fails to give close attention to details or makes careless mistakes in schoolwork... fails to finish schoolwork, chores or duties" and so on — my only surprise was that they didn't include "Prefers G.I. Joe or flipping through baseball cards to civics lessons and pop quizzes".

Students employed by churches and/or agencies that are not part of a formal field education placement may enroll in CPE, but are cautioned to give close attention to work load.

There's a new, discordant note in the choir, one we should give close attention.

On the contrary, he ob served, interviewers are now freed of much of the paper work and can therefore give closer attention to job seek ers, especially the disadvan taged.

We suggested surgeons and physicians to give closer attention to TKA patients in monitoring of VTE.

However, upcoming projects should give closer attention to all of the cost aspects related to efficiency.

The particular technical and esthetic requirements of music for animated films will be given close attention.

Renewal planning gave close attention to the need for better housing.