Sentence examples for relative attention given from inspiring English sources

Some was persuasive — documentation of the relative attention given to Israeli deaths and casualties in the American media compared with Palestinian losses — or undeniable, like the billions of dollars in American financial support for Israel.

If not, they should read up on the relative attention given the N.B.A.'s Nets in New Jersey over three and a half decades and in Brooklyn over the past three and a half weeks.

And, what does the relative lack of attention given to a series of similar attacks in Beirut say about how we weigh the impact of terrorism?

Relative to the attention given to improving the quality of and access to maternal health services, the influence of women's socio-economic situation on maternal health care use has received scant attention.

Relative to the attention given to improving the quality of and access to health services, the influence of women's socio-economic situation on maternal health has received less attention.

Despite this relative lack of attention given to disruptive selection, recent meta-analyses suggest that disruptive selection may be at least as common as stabilizing selection [ 13, 14].

Although a burgeoning body of research on PA and SV considers the impact of friends, there is a relative lack of attention given to the effect that child siblings have on the PA behaviours of one another.

A decade ago those assessing an American presidential trip to India would have carefully analysed the relative significance of American attention given to Pakistan.

Despite the considerable attention given to workload measures, we found little discussion of the relative merits of using means and medians.

Why the (relative) attention?

Author response: We thank the reviewer for cross-checking the R2K name and drawing this to our attention; however, given the relative obscurity of the R2K theological doctrine within Christianity and the relative independence between the respective fields (molecular biology and theology), we believe it should not be a notable source of confusion.