Sentence examples for more attention was given from inspiring English sources

In these hospitals more attention was given to the well-being of the patient's soul than to curing bodily ailments.

As building atmospheres became more carefully controlled after 1900, more attention was given to the thermal insulation of building enclosures (envelopes).

At the same time, more attention was given to expressive settings of the text, notably in the madrigals of Cipriano de Rore, Philippe de Monte, and the Gabrielis.

But starting in the late 1980s — perhaps because he had mellowed, more likely because he had found a way to distill his musical thinking into its essence — Mr. Carter wrote pieces in which a little less was going on at once, and a little more attention was given to making every gesture direct and audible.

Whatever the views or the issues, then, I think we'd all have a much more healthy and reasonable debate if more attention was given to the ways in which power can shape and constrain the way we think and talk about new technologies (see the recent Nuffield report on emerging biotechnologies for more).

In S4, more attention was given to the protection of customers' financial assets.

Far more attention is given to the destruction of the universe.

Dr. Franklin said that many researchers are trying to ensure that more attention is given to restoring big old trees on federal lands.

And though more attention is given to the low employment rates of ethnic minority men, unemployment is in fact higher for such women.

There is a keener awareness in newsrooms of the types of activity that are not permitted by the law or by regulatory codes, and more attention is given to the handling of readers' complaints.

Social work has a unified set of capabilities which should encourage consistency in practice to ensure that more attention is given to the experience of those who, for example, are making the transition from children's to adult services.