Sentence examples for has devoted enough attention from inspiring English sources

Beyond a public relations nightmare for Frontier, the case is raising broader questions about whether the state Public Utilities Commission has devoted enough attention to monitor phone and cable companies.

But he hasn't devoted enough attention to plotting or the development of secondary characters, and the novel's whimsical tangents often distract from its hopeful message about the healing powers of imagination and love.

Last summer, for example, reacting to student criticism that Kellogg had not devoted enough attention to the Internet, Mr. Jacobs and a few faculty members drew up plans for an e-commerce major that covers 16 courses.

Sonenshine left the White House in November 1994, explaining in a New York Times Magazine column entitled "Barney and Bosnia" that long hours at the White House had made it difficult for her to devote enough attention to her young son Jordan.

Even more damaging is the failure of boards to devote enough attention to succession.

The citation rate of papers is declining because researchers can't devote enough attention to each paper, CNET reports.

The international community faces human rights crises the world over; it can never devote enough attention and resources to all of them.

(06503, woman, 19 years) 'GP should devote more time and attention' 'I only expect the doctor to devote enough attention to his patients.

Since completing the work Mr. Brittelle has devoted increased attention to writing for other performers.

The development of nanoscience and technology has devoted significant attention to studies on hollow particles.

He has devoted particular attention to water management in China, past and present.