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He suggested Mr Qureshi spend more attention on "the false understanding" Isis supporters have of Islam.

"Consumers are starting to spend more attention on treating themselves," DeJoria says.

FIFA's chief technical development officer Marco van Basten also claims that teams spend more attention on set pieces than they did in his playing days, and with innovations like England's 'love train' corner kick routine, teams certainly aren't ignoring attacking set pieces.

More recent studies in the United Kingdom on severe forms expanded these results identifying a lack of information about services, aids and adaptations, and a lack of continuity and co-ordination of care and suggesting to spend more attention to the emotional support.

But by the early 1980's there was growing evidence of a backlash against the use of illegal drugs and alcohol in the United States, at the same time that Americans were quitting cigarettes and spending more attention and money on their health.

"Companies who think they can still wait a couple of years until they start to embrace digital innovation will cease to exist 10-15 years from now," says Skinner. "There is a huge potential to do more business and at the same time create a much more customer-friendly industry". And he is recommending spending more attention on what Asia is doing, because the region is more open for innovations.

Whether that means spending more attention (and budget) on customer support, product development, referral channel development, or otherwise, there are serious benefits to be had for B2B sales and marketing leaders in organizations with this trend top of mind in 2017.

Spending more attention to the multidimensionality of active ageing, and especially the interdependence of its components, is another viable venue.

Consumers spend more time and attention on a book than a film or television show, he said.

Edwards will spend more time paying attention to the offense in camp because he spent the bulk of his time implementing the defense with the coordinator Ted Cottrell during the spring.

Organizations spend more time and attention protecting networks, systems and supporting infrastructure than they spend on protecting the data their infrastructure was created for.