Sentence examples for may have attention from inspiring English sources

Re "White House Seeks to Curb Pills Used to Calm the Young" (front page, March 20): Managed care does not foster the proper diagnostic evaluation and patient management of children who may have attention deficit and hyperactivity disorders.

A recent cover story in U.S. News and World Report reported that as many as 9 million American adults (about five percent of the population) may have attention deficit disorder or ADHD.

These children may have attention problems but appear to have normal verbal and visual processing, motor speed/coordination and achievement.

We expected that some of the subjects may have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, dyslexia or other literacy difficulties that might slow their reading.

Page C1 Theater Review To Medicate or Not to Medicate The central theme of "Distracted" a play by Lisa Loomer, is the moral quandary of whether to medicate a child who may or may not have attention deficit disorder.

"There are a couple of movies that may have [warranted attention] but … it's all subjective.

He accepted that he may have attracted attention owing to the "flamboyance" of his lifestyle.

Speedo's multimillion-dollar media campaign may have attracted attention on the "Today" show and the BBC.

The fanfare surrounding Real Madrid's Martin Odegaard may have deflected attention from a Norwegian with an equally big future.

"That's a very interesting twist that the court may have paid attention to," Professor Canon said.

Family and friends of the bloggers say that their arrests, ironically, may have drawn attention to a group that previously had little influence.