Sentence examples for smaller attention from inspiring English sources

Go for a pint For students with a smaller attention span and a longer list of friends, find your local pub.

Providing compelling entertainment for customers with small screens and even smaller attention spans is a challenge.

Professional development of upper secondary teachers has been dealt with some smaller attention and, in any case, largely disregarding the distinction between the general and the vocational dimensions (European Commission 2014; OECD 2014c, d, 2016; Ministero dell'Istruzione e della Ricerca Scientifica 2014; Schleicher 2016).

Insecurely attached children may be more alert to stimuli that are related to the mother, and may be more likely to have a smaller attention span when the mother is involved.

Are they due to differences in the areas recorded from, for example V1 being an early visual cortical area which shows smaller attention effects than MT? Do they arise from differences in experimental design, i.e. attention being directed to the RF and away from it (our study) vs. towards two different locations/stimuli inside the RF (Ni et al., 2012)?

Most male partners have a smaller attention span than females, so you must get to the point quicker if you are female.

In our RCT, randomisation was performed before the beginning of the trial's symptomatic phase, and an unequal number of drop-outs generated a smaller attention-control group than the experimental groups.

Even if she had more substantial accolades during her lifetime, surely her activities and personal taste merited this small attention.

The government of Manuel I and his successor, John III (ruled 1521 57), paid it small attention for 30 years.

"I'm getting really excited about scenes that people pay hardly any attention to, that seem to pass by with small attention and little payoff," he said.

And he pleased the crowd with his no-issue-too-small attention to audience concerns, from arcane boating issues to local road-resurfacing projects.