Sentence examples for less attention about from inspiring English sources

What particularly caught my eye, though, was something MacKenzie said which received rather less attention — about fact-checking stories before publication.

But are other human stories that get less attention: the ones about fighters who are also peacemakers of the water world.

Attending explicitly to representation highlights two features that have received less attention in debates about explanatory reduction: temporality and intrinsicality (Section 4.3).

"The biggest effect is that the anti-reform angst that got targeted on Deasy will now rush to find a new target, and some superintendent who was getting less attention is now about to win the lottery".

What's more another aspect of the BBC3 move that has received rather less attention raises further questions about the BBC's commitment to these vitally important – and underserved – audience segments.

But some of them became too famous, they started paying him less attention and started talking about moving to California whether he liked it or not.

Newark's school superintendent, Clifford B. Janey, who is to step down early next month, said Wednesday that he wanted to pursue other career opportunities without having to worry about giving less attention to his duties.

If Silver had paid more heed to Trump's early polling numbers and less attention to his prior beliefs about how the Republican Party selects candidates, he would have fared better.

He paid less attention to what we said about our riding experience than what he observed as we walked among sorrel mares and dun-coated geldings, handsome bays and flea-bitten grays.

While the Chinese government has focused on policing the reproductive lives of married women, it has paid far less attention to educating single women about sex, partly because of cultural resistance.

The students paid less attention to more discursive interactions about course material.