Sentence examples for which drew attention from inspiring English sources

The task has assumed more urgency since the Asian crisis, which drew attention to the perils of lax accounting.

Superior Ink supplanted one of the last factories in the area, which drew attention to the project from the start.

Whatever's initial publication was followed by the film La Haine (1995), which drew attention to Paris's tough suburban housing estates.

The first was Silent Spring by Rachel Carson, which drew attention to the harmful effect of pesticides such as DDT on the environment, and especially bird life.

Before that, the cell was known mainly for an August car bombing in the southern city of Pyatigorsk, which drew attention because its location was so unusual.

A generation ago, in 1984, Gregory Nava broke out with the seminal "El Norte," which drew attention to the dangers of coming to America without papers.

In considering the U.N.'s performance, we must also consider the valuable role of the Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights, which draws attention to the challenges inherent in advancing human rights and recommends solutions to overcome violations throughout the world.

In April, Verizon created a YouTube video, "Tips for Traveling Overseas," which draws attention to its global data plans and the automated alerts it sends when roaming charges exceed certain thresholds.

But again, a far more flattering mid-calf length — which draws attention to the ankles, always a woman's skinniest point — is now two-a-penny on our high street.

What is special about this bookshop is how it manages to pack so much into a small space with window displays that always make me stop and which draw attention to books often not displayed in the larger bookshops.

Madrid will be the only site of this show, which draws attention to the special character of Vermeer's art by displaying his paintings of domestic scenes alongside similar works by contemporaries like Gerard ter Borch, Pieter de Hooch and Gabriel Metsu.