Sentence examples for much attention should from inspiring English sources

How much attention should we pay?

How much attention should be drawn to a candidate's race?

How accurate are these forecasts and how much attention should we pay to them?

He added that he hoped he would be spared that much attention should he be elected.

How much attention should be paid to the promising infeasible solutions during the evolution process is investigated in this paper.

Which brings up the second question: How much attention should voters give to what candidates say on the stump?

The discovery and development of new antimicrobial agents from herbal medicine to address this problem has attracted much attention and should be given high priority.

This was a brave editorial decision (which has not garnered much attention) and should make us reflect on the ethics of media coverage of extreme acts.

This tension results in outsiders' believing that the Chinese government is arrogant, whereas it is merely undecided about how much attention it should pay to the world outside the Wall when it has so many challenges to tackle at home.

Hollande's campaign commands so much attention because should he claim victory, it would be a major coup for social democracy, providing desperately needed momentum across Europe after a staggering 19 European elections lost to Conservative and centre-right opponents since the outbreak of the global crisis.

To be fair, board appointments usually don't warrant much attention (nor should they).