Sentences with phrase «give widespread attention»

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I am concerned here to plead that such people should examine the religious approach de novo, and be prepared to give such a widespread human phenomenon as religion their serious attention.

I need to emphasize the actuality of the superject (or, what is the same, the superjective existence of the actuality) because the misinterpretation of the principle of process has often gone hand in hand with the mistaken belief that «actuality» can be properly predicated of an occasion only while it is in the process of becoming.3 This widespread and deeply rooted mistake deserves more attention than I can give it here without digressing extensively from my main thesis.

I strongly believe that a lot of human suffering and death could have been avoided if these things were given more widespread attention within conventional medical circles.

In light of the widespread attention given to the Chetty, Friedman, and Rockoff research, Education Next asked four experts to comment on the study's implications for teacher policy.

But these raw scores, which receive widespread attention, almost certainly present a misleading picture — and one that gives short shrift to both Florida and Texas.

So much industry attention has been given to a concept that first became widespread at this year's Digital Book World conference in January: the hybrid author.

Laura Kate Dale of Let's Play Games gave the rumored title widespread attention in November, and at the time declared it a launch day release.

Even before this year's delayed and inadequate monsoon recently brought some relief to the Indian subcontinent, researchers discovered widespread concern by local experts that their governments are mismanaging the water supplies on which a billion people depend for survival, and giving insufficient attention to climate change.

«Given the profile and widespread use of many of our products, Adobe has attracted increasing attention from cyber attackers.»