Sentence examples for monopolizing attention from inspiring English sources

With those teams' much-anticipated game Saturday monopolizing attention before the tournament, Slovenia and Algeria, the two other teams in the group, seem to be standing on the shoulders of giants.

For capturing and monopolizing attention.

The players on Thursday seemed weary of the issue, the way it continues to monopolize attention whenever a new name is revealed.

Really, "Tempo" seems like yet another summer group show, more elaborate and philosophical than most, befitting the Modern, with some good art and some not good art, invented partly so as not to monopolize attention during the hoopla of the opening while establishing the museum's desire to keep both abreast of the times and contemporary art in the foreground.

However, it is in certain respects unrepresentative and inferior in comparison with other works, such as the Fragments and On the Cognition, and should not monopolize attention.

Mega-platforms have also benefited from self-sustaining feedback loops based on their vast reach and data holdings, allowing them to lock in and double down on a market dominating position by, for example, applying self-learning algorithms trained on their own user data or via A/B testing at vast, vast scale to optimize UX design to maximize engagement and monopolize attention.

Some publishers, though, welcomed any effort to break the hold of new best sellers monopolizing readers' attention.

James Gray's "Two Lovers," which I discuss in the clip below, was released by its distributor at the wrong time: mid-February, when the ballyhoo of Oscar nominees in the run-up to the ceremony was monopolizing viewers' attention.

While the reconnaissance aircraft episode was monopolizing the attention of most China watchers last week, ominous friction was building in China's commercial relations with two capitalist rivals much closer to home, Japan and South Korea.

However, every time Facebook's news feed, introduced almost a decade ago, is manhandled, I am left wondering whether it has to change the feed with brute force because its algorithms are just too dumb to improve the service in a way that suits both Facebook — by making money and monopolizing our attention — and its 1.6 billion users.

Not when the tech platforms have got so big they're at risk of monopolizing mainstream attention.