Some of the variation is unavoidable, the result of 20 auto companies fighting for attention.
"Media attention is unavoidable.
As opposed to electrochemical supercapacitors, the presence of dissolved oxygen in the feed stream is unavoidable and requires appropriate attention.
With a few brilliant anachronisms (including the songs written and performed by Charlélie Couture, Rudolphh turns the story's blend of sexual obsession, artistic passion, outsized celebrity, loose money, and national bravado into a refraction of modern times — down to the newfound attraction of Hollywood as the unavoidable center of cultural attention.
Once "The Serpent: A Ceremony" opened however, international attention was unavoidable (it opened in Italy in 1968 and came to New York the following year).
Once she realized the attention was unavoidable, she took advantage of the spotlight, using it to call attention to humanitarian causes and to give sympathetic interviews that cast the Palace as unfeeling and out of touch.
These positions divert public attention from an unavoidable truth: a nation that uses one-quarter of the world's oil while owning only 3percentt of its reserves cannot drill its way to happiness or self-sufficiency.
I was immediately struck by how everything seemed built to a standard of extra-generous spaciousness, as if crowds of experts regularly gathered here, and this insistently drew one's attention to the unavoidable fact that in room after room, there was no one around.
Cybersecurity threats are so prevalent — and all but unavoidable — that they demand the attention of an organization's senior leaders.
"It's unavoidable, New York being the centre of attention.
Reconciling herself to an unavoidable evil without much difficulty, Catherine turned her attention to organizing and strengthening a system that she herself had condemned as inhuman.
