Sentences with phrase «more attention than usual»

Whenever company is planned my home gets more attention than usual and I always seem to make a bit of progress on my to - do list.

He says these elections are attracting more attention than usual.

When dealing with marijuana use, underwriters are going to pay a bit more attention than usual to other medications the user may be on, their driving records, and their medical history.

With the summer slowdown, your online activities will attract more attention than usual.

Mayor Dan McLaughlin said he was surprised by the latter priority, but Village Manager Paul Grimes noted that since the survey was conducted during one of the snowiest winters in recent memory, residents might have been paying more attention than usual to the Public Works Department, which plows village roads.

Driving with a trailer or caravan attached takes some practice because it takes even more attention than usual.

Since Cronyn and Laurents appear, the story and the script get more attention than usual for these Hitchcock documentaries.

Animation freaks and British comedy connoisseurs both perk up whenever there's a new Aardman production arriving in theaters — and its latest has drawn more attention than usual, because it's the first film in over a decade directed by Wallace & Gromit creator Nick Park.

But this year, K - 12 policy got more attention than usual because it was linked to the still - struggling economy, said David Winston, the president of the Winston Group,...

Some pets are needier (wanting more attention than usual), and some are more aloof.

But the phone's so skinny that both the dialpad keys and the navigation and function buttons below the screen on the slider top are a bit tightly packed, requiring more attention than usual to avoid errors.

And this year the Rietveld - Schroder house, as it's known, will receive even more attention than usual.

Mary gets more attention than usual this time of year, at least in Protestant churches.

Scotland will have more attention than usual, because the relative performance of the SNP will be treated as an indication of support for independence.

At the same time, following the US election, I've been paying more attention than usual to rightwing blogs, most of which run climate denialist pieces fairly regularly.