Sentence examples for means attention from inspiring English sources

But shame means attention, and attention brings sales.

"Our brains are reprogramming in new ways which means attention spans are going down," he said.

Which means attention can now turn to how we build policies from here.

The analytical results show a higher mobility of plutonium in bio-shielding concrete, which means attention should be paid to the treatment and disposal of nuclear waste from decommissioning.

This means attention from clickers is spread more thinly.

It means attention is turning to what the political parties will be able to promise when it comes to funding.

(Indeed, the word "humanitarian" often means attention-seeker and egomaniac).

It should mean attention to the cultural mainstreaming of BDSM.

Another medal-less day meant attention instead focused on what we're apparently calling the "naughty nine", although we're definitely talking sub-Lochte levels of naughtiness.

Big-club implosions mean attention this coming season will be on the second tier of Scottish football like never before.

When I say our attention, I mean her attention.