Sentence examples similar to justified attention from inspiring English sources

Jane Mayer's new article in The New Yorker about the superrich Koch brothers and their war against Mr. Obama has generated much-justified attention, but as Ms. Mayer herself points out, only the scale of their effort is new: billionaires like Richard Mellon Scaife waged a similar war against Bill Clinton.

The justified clinical attention to the psychotic symptoms in severe degrees of acute phase schizophrenia and the undoubted clinical challenges that these symptoms pose, may overshadow if not obscure the presence and importance of the depressive and anxiety features.

So I guess everybody thinks it is justified to pay extra attention to it.

What makes justified beliefs justified?

"If this were all paid for by the aviation sector, there would be a strong incentive for the aviation sector to call attention to poorly justified programs and get Congress to rein them in," said Robert Poole, director of transportation policy at the Reason Foundation, a libertarian research firm.

The focus of this attention is particularly justified as the availability of directly determined in vivo permeability data in the literature is limited.

But these efforts are justified and effective in calling attention to injustice.

Moreover, even when we restrict our attention to true noninferentially justified beliefs, it seems plausible that the degree of justification or certainty can vary, and we need some way of accounting for this.

It's often justified as the only way to focus attention on the disease.

25th over: South Africa 65-4 (de Villiers 5, Rudolph 7) The justified fuss over Kallis's dismissal has diverted attention from the fact that England are in a sensational position, only two wickets away from a longish tail.

Contemporary epistemology often pays equal attention to the notions of both justified belief and knowledge.