Sentence examples for increasing attention since from inspiring English sources
However, cases involving human rights abuses have received increasing attention since the 1980s.
Tibetan music has attracted increasing attention since the late 1950s, when large numbers of Tibetan refugees poured into the Himalayan kingdoms and northern sectors of India, thus making Tibetan music more accessible to outside observation.
Haitian visual arts have garnered increasing attention since the 1940s, when a group of self-taught experimental artists developed in Port-au-Prince and Cap-Haïtien and opened a workshop, the Centre d'Art (1944), in the capital.
PAGE 6 KREMLIN CRITIC TO RUN FOR MAYOR Boris Y . Nemtsov a longtime opposition leader, is registered as an official candidate for mayor of Sochi, a city that is commanding increasing attention since being chosen to host the 2014 Winter Olympics.
Among others, novel quaternary systems are attracting increasing attention since they are expected to further improve endurance of such coatings.
Recently, femtocell solutions have been attracting increasing attention since coverage for broadband radios can effectively eliminate wireless notspots.
More recently, tubular BNC material has attracted increasing attentions since it has a great potential as artificial blood vessels, especially small vascular grafts.
"Invasive is the wrong word," Brownlee says of the increased attention since London 2012, "but it's definitely more significant.
The trend away from fighting has accelerated this season, and the issue has received increased attention since the deaths of the enforcers Derek Boogaard, Rick Rypien and Wade Belak and with further evidence that repeated blows to the head could be linked to brain damage in players.
The possibility and importance of integrating palliative care within humanitarian healthcare have received increased attention since 2016.
It has recently gained increased attention, since outcome studies have demonstrated its efficacy and effectiveness, especially in patients with personality disorders (Jacob & Arntz, 2013).
