Sentences with phrase «despite significant attention»
Despite significant attention to hiring more female faculty members in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, they remain underrepresented at the top levels of academia.
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It says, «despite this tremendous overall improvement, maternal mortality continues to be a significant public health issue and commands an enormous amount of attention.»
Protists — a catch - all word, for the diverse array of single - celled eukaryotes found in virtually all moist environments — have received far less attention, despite being ubiquitous, ecologically important, and also medically significant.
Despite trends indicating an overall decrease in fees across many fund categories, investors should still pay attention to expense ratios: even small differences in fees can have a significant...
Senga Nengudi is a sculptor and performance artist who hasn't received significant attention until now, despite having made provocative work since the «60s, sometimes in collaboration with big - name artists like David Hammons (whom she actually shared a studio with at some point).
This is probably more likely to be scientifically significant than the «single» mean number produced by any of them, despite the fact that this seems to get all the attention.
In the final years of the Obama presidency, despite the attention generated by McKibben and Steyer's campaign strategies, the most significant progress on climate change may occur by way of a traditional insider legal strategy with roots dating to the 1970 Clean Air Act.
Right now it offers trading for Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin — the latter of which was only added this past May despite gaining significant attention in 2013.
While Musical.ly sold, in part, because the company's user growth was starting to lag, the big - time exit is also proof that consumer apps can reach a significant scale despite Facebook and Google claiming most of the internet's attention — and in Facebook's case, copying or buying anything that might be a threat.