Sentence examples for give considerable attention from inspiring English sources
In introducing this framework, we draw upon theories from a variety of research domains and give considerable attention to process variables (e.g., applicant attention, message credibility, applicant self-insight) that mediate the relationships between recruitment activities (e.g., recruiter behavior) and recruitment outcomes (e.g., the number of applications generated).
"After July 4, my farm work will be along so that I will be able to give considerable attention to independent ball," he said.
Linguists have given considerable attention to considerations of in-principle learnability not so much the course of language acquisition as tracked empirically (the work of developmental psycholinguists) but the question of how languages of the human sort could possibly be learned by any kind of learner.
Innovation activities and processes of an organization have been given considerable attention within the past decade by both managers and academics.
Such a polarity of purpose is reflected in the commonly used terms artist and artisan, the latter understood as one who gives considerable attention to the utilitarian.
Sebastiano Serlio, an Italian architect, gave considerable attention to theatre design, and in a treatise written in 1545 he discussed theatre construction and the creation of lighting effects.
Although land has remained nationalized, conditions in rural Ethiopia have improved slightly, as the government has given considerable attention to rural development.
Optimization of components' constituents, characterization of the radiation environment, and meeting the ARIES-AT specific design needs were also given considerable attention.
