Sentence examples for has been given little attention from inspiring English sources

The question at the centre of this entire affair, however, has been given little attention.

Lawmakers say there is little actual opposition in Congress, but the issue has been caught in a legislative logjam, and has been given little attention by many politicians who would prefer to forget about the Iraq war.

Nevertheless, this problem has been given little attention.

However, IPS has been given little attention in schools, and instruction in this skill is rarely embedded in curricula.

Due to technical problems of sampling and measurement, belowground competition has been given little attention compared with aboveground competition in mature multi-species forests ((Casper and Jackson [1997]); (Bauhus et al. [2000]); (Curt & Prévosto [2003]); (Bolte et al. [2004])).

Since 1990 and especially since 2000 urban planning has been given little attention in Zagreb resulting in the disappearance of system or method and thus in sporadic, random building.

The company claims to have since invested £62m in MFI to turn around a business that had been given little attention for some years and was losing substantial amounts of money.

Micro-scale properties of peat pore space and their influence on hydraulic and transport properties of peat soils have been given little attention so far.

This natural history perspective appears to be missing in biology teaching: historical narratives have been given little attention in biology education; the Why-question, an essential component of evolutionary biology, is often forgotten when a phenomenon is discussed.

Widely held assumptions that: (1) they are largely mutually exclusive and, (2) glaciers resting on permafrost are slow moving and geomorphologically ineffectual have meant that glacier permafrost interactions have been given little attention within the research literature.

Alterations in cell membrane composition have long been known to occur during ripening [ 53– 55], but have been given little attention by the more recent literature.