Sentence examples for increasingly attentive from inspiring English sources
Many other organizations try to educate and activate an increasingly attentive public.
Over the past 20 years, professional sports teams have become increasingly attentive to fitness and nutrition.
Suddenly the stock began to climb, thanks to a spate of takeover rumors in an otherwise dull stock market that has become increasingly attentive to possible deals.
A decision last week indicated that the justices might be growing increasingly attentive to the criticism and inclined, in some future case, to address it.
As a recent Monkey Cage post explained, even though economic inequality is on the rise, politicians around the world have grown increasingly attentive to the demands of the "1 percent" — and less responsive to the less well-off.
It will do so, not only as other nations step up their action initiatives and commitments, but also as the global investor community becomes increasingly attentive to climate change risks and opportunities.
"Indifference is a virus that is dangerously contagious in our time, a time when we are ever more connected with others, but are increasingly less attentive to others," the pope said.
The appeal of advertising in the Super Bowl comes from reaching attentive consumers, who are of increasingly important value, marketers say, as the television landscape undergoes wrenching alterations.
It is increasingly hard for adults and children alike to be attentive given the increasing amounts of information and distractions surrounding us.
The reason Snapchat geofilters are an increasingly valuable ad unit is because everyday folks can play on the same level as big brands, generating longer and more attentive eyeballs than other ads.
