Sentences with phrase «garnered less attention»

The comment is meant to be facetious, but is actually not too far off base when one considers the recent trajectory of his practice weighed against periods of his career that garnered less attention.

Once Motherwell became identified with his series of Elegies to the Spanish Republic, these pivotal paintings garnered less attention and are now no longer well known.»

But what's garnered less attention is the innovative security framework the feature uses to prevent fraudulent transactions and data theft.

Watching the kids first means that other things may garner less attention, so orderliness and meals may not turn out perfectly.

A full - size, third - generation 2016 Audi TT parked nearby on an outdoor stage garners less attention.

Arthritis can affect anyone, from young children to the elderly, but it garners less attention and research funding than many other ailments.

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This year has even seen a 401 (k) plan with less than $ 10 million in assets get hit with a lawsuit, a development that garnered the attention of many players in the small plan universe.

Greece hasn't been solved by any stretch of the imagination, it's just garnering a lot less attention from the markets these days.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's proposal to offer free college tuition at New York's SUNY and CUNY schools for families that make less than $ 125,000 has garnered a lot of attention, but not everyone is receptive to the idea.

The region has a successful track record of attracting Canadian firms ranging from high profile moves by the likes of Welded Tube, who opened a steel processing plant in Lackawanna, to smaller companies that have garnered less headlines and attention.

Whatever she is, unfortunately one thing she is not is an Oscar contender anymore) to more subtle, less commercial - friendly bit parts (Alicia Vikander has been ridiculously busy this year but only one of her roles has garnered the Academy's attention).

While political battles over the common core standards have dominated the headlines, efforts like Kentucky's to help ensure that teachers are prepared to teach to them have garnered far less attention.

In contrast, the recent changes that the College Board has made to Advanced Placement (AP) tests have garnered much less attention.

While Florida garners national attention as the site of tax credit scholarships captivating Secretary of Education Betsy Devos, a lesser - known example of choice in education in the state could be turning into a movement.

Yet the more recent findings from the National Assessment of Educational Progress have garnered much less attention and analysis than the 2003 results.

Apple Releases Sub - $ 1,000 iMac for Schools In a move that is garnering far less attention than the upcoming iPhone 5 release, Apple is expected to unveil a new iMac with a price tag of under $ 1,000.

We recognize that publishers are competing less amongst themselves and more with other activities that garner consumers limited free time and attention.

But the grand scale of their endeavors shouldn't obscure the work of lesser - known artists with fewer resources — the folks I consider the backbone of the art world, the 99 % if you will — who make compelling art as they continue working underpaid day jobs and garnering less mainstream media attention.

Merely mentioning a company's Fortune 500 status will not garner as much attention as a lesser known factoid about their achievements or their work in the community.

They can help establish common ground, garner more attention, and even serve as a less defensive way to critique or handle a customer objection.