Sentence examples for heightened attention has from inspiring English sources

Over the past decade, heightened attention has been placed on integrating literacy strategies into the social studies.

In the past decades, heightened attention has been devoted to developing sound methods for variable selection, but there is a lack of research on how variable selection methods are used in existing publications.

First, and most likely, this special population has received heightened attention and the consequence has been improved outcomes [ 10, 11].

This heightened attention, he said, has led to several product recalls.

The issue of whether athletes should be allowed to make political statements has attracted heightened attention this year as several groups have sought to link China's policies on issues such as Tibet and Darfur to its role as the host of the Summer Olympics.

The pressure is from several sources: volatility in the stock market, salaries that have struggled to keep pace with the cost of living; and an upcoming presidential election that has heightened attention to income disparity.

PORAK, Afghanistan — The devastating attack on an American helicopter in eastern Afghanistan over the weekend has heightened attention on the harsh reality that even now, at the height of the NATO troop presence and not far from Afghanistan's capital, large stretches of the country are perilous and heavily infiltrated by insurgents.

The recent Varsity Blue college admissions scandal is really a continuation of favoritism towards wealthy kids that has existed for decades (centuries?), but it has received heightened attention because of its size.

In 2011, he started the Ben Cohen StandUp Foundation to combat bullying, especially the bullying of children who might be lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender — an issue that has received heightened attention in the last two years after the suicides of several gay teenagers who had been bullied by peers.

The issue of athletes' freedom to express themselves has gained heightened attention this year after several groups, including Students for a Free Tibet and Dreams for Darfur, have sought to link China's policy on these issues to its role as host of the Summer Olympics.

Garden-variety versions of the staphylococcus bacteria are easily treated and have lurked in locker rooms for years, but the problem has received heightened attention in recent years because of the emergence of a strain known as MRSA, or methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, which is resistant to some types of antibiotics.