Sentence examples for much greater attention from inspiring English sources
Well, in his view, many phenomena that receive much greater attention are considerably more ephemeral.
We need to direct much greater attention to the industrialization under way in developing countries.
Language, in particular, is where gender biases are noticeably ingrained, say Gao and Cui, who think they now pay much greater attention to how they talk about women.
The shift has transformed the campaign into more of a national election, with voters in several states enjoying much greater attention -- and influence -- than in the past.
"To achieve this requires much greater attention to core labor market issues, including investments in human capital, overcoming discrimination and making employment a central goal of economic policy".
The Chinese government is now paying much greater attention to food safety, following scandals like the contaminated pet food that killed cats and dogs in the United States.
OPCW's recent mission in Syria, following the August chemical weapon attacks in Damascus, has brought it much greater public attention.
The core concept is that individuals already elected to national legislatures - the Japanese Diet, the Kenyan Parliament, the U.S. Congress - could be somehow selected to serve in such an international body, and then indeed both advise the General Assembly and generate for the UN much greater public attention and involvement.
Nevertheless, it is a huge issue, and the degree of celebrity here makes it a much greater issue, so yes, attention has to be paid.
If the extremists faced the same disadvantages as anyone else broadcasting online – the competition for attention was much greater, for example – they also reaped the rewards.
