Sentence examples for quicker attention from inspiring English sources

That means that much of Manhattan, with its concentration of arterial streets, gets quicker attention.

Market-rate studios in the building now rent for about $1,800, and he suspects that complaints emanating from those premises receive much quicker attention than his do.

Nor is it tabled for discussion at the current meeting of China's parliament, the National People's Congress, he said, though some people lobbying at the event for more and quicker attention to the issue.

"Parents and children should not have to wait 24 hours for treatment and should not have to wait for their healthcare needs to become urgent to receive quicker attention and treatment," the report found.

"You might almost say quick attention span," Prof. Mary C. Potter of the department of brain and cognitive sciences at M.I.T. said in a phone interview.

An interrupt is an internal or external event that requires quick attention from the CPU.

An ambient audio feature lets you listen to external sounds at the touch of a button and there is even a "Quick Attention" feature that turns the headphones down instantly when you need to speak to someone.

Here, give three sharp tugs of the left shifter paddle and all of the sudden the engine roars beautifully–having dropped from sixth gear into third gear and gets the quick attention of the driver in front of you who, last he checked the rearview, hadn't seen another car for miles.

This is where you slam a competitor to get quick attention.

Adrianne Haslet-Davis, the professional dancer who lost her leg in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, sent out an urgent tweet Thursday that attracted a lot of quick attention.

"The internet is a beast that needs feeding constantly," says Myers. "I think we collectively exploited that for some quick attention.