Sentence examples for to regain the attention of from inspiring English sources

Robinson seemed to regain the attention of his players by shaking up most of the forward lines.

Documentary photographer Martin Parr argues that photojournalism "has to get modern" to regain the attention and support of mainstream magazines.

But the point was made, he said, and he regained the attention of the class.

It is remarkable that in recent years various degenerate versions of many important polynomials regained the attention of some researchers and many interesting results of them were obtained [2, 8 13].

On the contrary, although FD relaying suffers from inherent self-interference (SI) which was considered impractical in the past, it has regained the attention of both industry [5, 6] and academia [7 9].

At the global level, child labour needs to regain the level of organisational attention and resource allocation first given to it at the Oslo Conference and the Turin Capacity Building Workshop.

This will provide the tank with a window of opportunity to regain the monster's attention.

How are you going to regain the confidence of investors?

With these strategies we will be able to regain the competitiveness of nuclear power.

Tissue engineered nucleus pulposus offers an alternative approach to regain the function of the degenerative IVD.

This is meant to regain the driver's attention and to draw it back to the display unit.