Sentence examples for properly attending from inspiring English sources

That said, the iPhone's autocorrect seems a bit better at properly attending to my typos, primarily on shorter words that have more potential alternatives.

A medical condition that prevents them from seeing the computerised images properly, attending to the task, or pressing the keyboard buttons on the computer accurately, or completing any other study procedures.

She alleged that Toney hastened King's death by "misconduct, or by failing to properly attend to his medical needs".

Adams hurried from room to room, making sure the food was just so and each guest properly attended to.

That is an objective sign of failure of government to properly attend to the feeding of the population.

Making sure every family is properly attended to and has its space is no easy feat on such days.

After years of dutifully teaching the same text, he has been obscurely moved by a detail in it that he has never properly attended to before.

Rates are fairly steep –around $300 a night per couple – but the details here are properly attended to: after a good long walk, a soak in the outdoor hot tub, cockatoos cawing madly in the tree above as dusk falls is really pretty special; the decor is as far from chintzy guesthouse or corporate hotel as you could hope.

By describing where a human diverges from a normative task, and by identifying what information the human failed to properly attend to that produced the divergence, this taxonomy seeks to unify the phenomenological and genotypical perspectives.

Because, properly attended to, delight, as well as havoc, is suggestion.

The wound can later become infected if not properly attended to, and the same is true of feelings.