Sentence examples for nascent attention from inspiring English sources

"We started to gain traction," and with that came the nascent attention of fashion editors and celebrity stylists, says Gates.

WebVR has been admittedly slow to catch on as major stakeholders have largely been looking to direct nascent attention toward their sandboxed platforms and stores rather than to something so democratic as a browser that can work with all major headsets.

Mr. Paul's political operation, which once assiduously courted the news media when his nascent campaign struggled for attention, has restricted access in recent weeks.

Governments can use the bully pulpit to draw attention to nascent victories at zero cost to taxpayers.

The bill stalled in committee but brought attention to the nascent market.

The nascent field currently enjoys enormous attention and funding, even without IOC recognition.

You're in good company: many game-changers have garnered little attention in their nascent stages.

[C8.] Overseas, REIT's Are Gaining Favor With real estate investment trusts cooling in the United States, some investors are shifting their attention to the nascent markets overseas.

The more attention Howard Schultz's nascent candidacy gets, the greater the likelihood that Starbucks customers will buy their lattes elsewhere, our columnist says.

In short, it seems safe to say the more attention Mr. Schultz's nascent independent candidacy gets, the greater the likelihood that Starbucks customers will buy their lattes elsewhere.

The company's entry into these nascent industries will catch the attention of existing makers, which could find themselves battling one of the most formidable manufacturers on the planet.