Sentence examples for more attention very from inspiring English sources

The research as regards the fractional systems has received more and more attention very recently.

The research of fractional systems has received more and more attention very recently, see the monographs of Kilbas et al. [1], Miller and Ross [2], Podlubny [3], the recent papers [4 7] and so forth.

We need to pay less attention to the Tea Party yahoos and more attention to the very real suffering of individuals and families trapped in an employment crisis that is unprecedented in the post-Depression era.

Cristina Casalinho, chief economist of BPI, a Portuguese bank, said it was essential for the government "to pay more attention to staying very committed to the targets".

The result is that a complaint could end up drawing more attention to the very pages it is trying to block.

Other journalists who have dealt with the incessant hostility are caught between wanting to expose it and not wanting to give more attention to a very small percentage of Twitter's three hundred million users.

A lawsuit would be counterproductive in a second way, said Gregory Conway, a lawyer in Green Bay, Wis., as it would draw yet more attention to the very allegations the agreement was meant to suppress.

A. We were coming up on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 and I was working with the New York Police and Fire Widows' and Children's Benefit Fund and Tomorrows Children's Fund charities and trying to figure out ways to do something that was pretty powerful and gain more attention to the very important charities.

So what will it take to bring more attention to these very worthy causes looking for support?

This didn't cost us gobs of money, nor did it require us to do anything more than pay attention very closely and respond with energy and empathy.

While it was clear that the president was not as aggressive in countering Romney's assertions about his plan for the economy, and focus groups gave a better grade to the governor, it is also hard to look past the fact that a tightening race means more attention from those very same pundits for the next four weeks.