Sentence examples for reallocating attention from inspiring English sources

Brands compete for share of voice with all of the conversations on the Web, which functions like a live, global attention market, dynamically reallocating attention depending on what people find interesting.

The results may implicate that, those whose salience network and emotional regulation networks are positively synchronized, may be more easily to reallocate their attention to emotional events, which then could distract them from ongoing cognitive tasks and result in poor performance in the executive tasks such as the Stroop task.

Mr. Barroso urged political leaders to take the opportunity to focus attention on measures that could create jobs, especially for young people, like reallocating European Union funds earmarked for development.

In his view, the economy did fairly well at reallocating the lost jobs from construction until late 2007, when nominal spending growth began to lag below trend (thanks, in his view, to the Fed's lack of attention to the importance of NGDP stabilisation as a policy goal).

The council is now reallocating the funding it has left.

Doing this kind of work means reallocating resources.

Reallocating what is already in use is a possibility.

"In the past six months," Mr. Bitsberger said, "many firms have been reallocating resources to TIPS".

Some people are even considering reallocating a portion of their tax-deferred contributions into regular accounts.

They are in the process of reallocating their $4.5 million investment portfolio.

The marketplace responded by increasing production, inventing new things, and by reallocating resources.