Sentence examples for given serious attention from inspiring English sources
But it is not given serious attention at national level.
Each character, however small the role, was given serious attention at rehearsals.
Planners have given serious attention to the feasibility of other measures for stabilizing the Caspian's water level.
"This report must be given serious attention by Congress and the federal government," said Senator Jack Reed, Democrat of Rhode Island, who has investigated the vaccine shortages.
A second senior government official, who confirmed that account, said the view that Iraq possessed illicit weapons had been "treated like a religion" within American intelligence agencies, with alternative views never given serious attention.
Das Kapital has spawned countless texts analysing Marx's labour theory of value or his law of the declining rate of profit, but only a handful of critics have given serious attention to Marx's own declared ambition - in several letters to Engels - to produce a work of art.
— Erika, NYC We first gave serious attention to turducken nine years ago, when Amanda Hesser outlined its history and described her travails in preparing one herself.
The first single commentator to whom Larrimore gives serious attention is Pope Gregory I, or Gregory the Great (540-604), wroterote a six-volume study of Job.
It is time for historians at "the table of New Deal remembrance," as Lichtenstein calls it, to give serious attention to the broader democratic struggles that shaped the possibilities of the New Deal era and beyond.
In particular we strongly urge the Finch working group to give serious attention to the alternative AFA strategy for journal funding and for Willetts to adopt it within his vision for open access.
