Bradlee counsels Democrats to pay greater heed to white working-class voters, particularly on cultural issues.
Our conversations this year suggest that the investment community may be beginning to pay greater heed to sustainability.
Philippe Jordan conducts with his usual verve and musicality but could pay greater heed to the darker currents of the score.
Dev Benegal's lightly likable Road, Movie, following the cross-country trek of a disaffected young man, paid greater heed to international tastes.
Indeed, if politicians had paid greater heed to the exchanges, they would have noticed that food prices may be about to turn.
These initial results indicate that individual-level models of spatial cognition can potentially play an important role in predicting urban traffic flow, and that greater heed should be paid to these approaches going forward.
As a result, hostile takeovers are difficult and rare, and companies can pay greater heed to the long term and to the needs of constituents other than shareholders.
Professor Wingfield of Brandeis said that airplane pilots had been shown to pay greater heed to warnings issued by computerized voices than natural human recordings.
Dr. Karin B. Nelson, a child neurologist with the National Institutes of Health, says the notion that paying greater heed to electronic monitoring will prevent brain injuries remains just that, a notion.
And now he wished for his company again, repenting he had not made better use of it when he had it, and had given no greater heed to his admirable lessons.
China has not said whether it supports Ms. Lagarde, but it has joined other big emerging economies in demanding that the I.M.F. and other international financial institutions give greater heed to their demands.
