Sentence examples for is more attention from inspiring English sources

Imperative too, they suggest, is more attention to physical inactivity.

This is more attention to detail than is strictly necessary at the £4.50 price.

"There is more attention paid to the body and the texture in Japan than in many other countries.

"What we've seen is more attention and focus put on this activity, in part because of fiscal constraints across the government," Mr. Tangherlini said.

Come evening, the lowering sun still lights up these level and north-facing fields, and there is more attention to eating.

Poulter accepts there is more attention towards those players – himself, Westwood and Stephen Gallacher – who did not qualify automatically for the Ryder Cup team.

Also, having the customer's surname first in the name of the renamed restaurant is "more attention-grabbing," she added.

Horror is more attention-grabbing, more mesmerizing, than heroism, and in a perverse way we allow ourselves to wallow in it, as long as we're at a safe distance.

"Keeping your opinions to yourself" also means knowing when saying nothing at all is more attention-grabbing than an ordinary response.

It's more attention and better management.

"There's more attention, more media, more national attention.