Sentences with phrase «more of your attention»

IT folks can, and should, turn more of their attention to security.

And until recently, commercials for the beer almost never talked about flavor or taste, instead marketers focused more of their attention on being funny.

Your Snow Cones might even demand more of your attention and time as their leader or manager.

Method also lets sales people share leads with each other and includes analytics that identify your best customers and staff, and the ones need more of your attention.

Here's the good news about mental health and the workplace: It's starting to get more of the attention it deserves.

Ask questions about the style of the person's communication, if they are more of an attention to detail or visionary worker, or other questions that don't require the person providing the reference to throw anyone under the bus, but will still key you in to their style.

Republican presidential candidates might be more trusted by more voters at every level of the income distribution if they focused more of their attention on policies directly impact the working and aspiring middle - classes.

It will require that we turn more of our attention homeward, away from raging national controversies and toward the everyday lives of our living moral communities — toward family, school, and congregation; toward civic priorities and local commitments; toward neighbors in need and friends in crisis.

I can't speak for the artist but American non-believers focus more of their attention on Christianity because it is Christians who are continually imposing their religion on US civil politics, laws, and society.

There are just too many other boys in this house, boys that are younger and demand much more of my attention.

HS: I baked these, but you can pan-fry them in a skillet ** if you like - it's a bit quicker, but requires more of your attention.

A late goal from Magpies captain Jamaal Lascelles sealed the win, but an incident in the first half seemed to get more of the attention from a certain red fanbase.

If your child is teasing his sibling, it may not mean that he's angry or upset with his brother or sister, merely that he wants more of your attention.

If your preschooler's teasing her brother, it may not mean that she's angry or upset with him, merely that she wants more of your attention.

Many younger kids need you to spend time with them in activities, and some kids need more of your attention than others; it's not good or bad, it's just who they are.

McCall explained he was resigning because more of his attention was needed at SUNY, whose board he chairs, as it searches for a successor to outgoing chancellor Nancy Zimpher.

As the pharmaceutical industry's blockbuster drugs fall off the patent cliff, with precious few drugs in the pipeline to replace them, there are signs that big pharma could turn more of its attention to biologically derived medicines.

Furthermore, decades of previous research suggest that when observing scenes, adults from the U.S. focus predominantly on objects, while those from China and Japan direct more of their attention to the contexts and events in which those objects are engaged.

These kinds of thoughts draw more and more of our attention to places that make us feel lost and confused about how to proceed with love.

Taking the time to explore each phase of your workout can help you figure out where you need to focus more of your attention.

Black accents make this dress even more of an attention - getter.

You want to always be with someone you can have fun with, so the second it stops being fun and friendly with someone, don't give them more of your attention — plain and simple.

Geiger has since focused more of attention on writing songs for other acts.

If the regular levels were as inventive as the boss battles, then Tropical Freeze would be a surefire hit, or at least a game that demands more of your attention.

Which of the standards could use more of your attention?

Which text types could use more of your attention and more explicit instruction?

As Chairman of all three Alliance companies, and as Chief Executive Officer of the Renault Group, Mr. Ghosn wishes to focus more of his attention on the expansion and stewardship of the Alliance, as its Chairman and CEO.

The Subaru Forester is one of the small SUV segment's bestselling models, so it's not terribly surprising that the company refined the styling only slightly, focusing more of its attention on improving standard equipment and safety.

I think it's more of an attention span issue.

The South Carolinian Senator focuses more of his attention on other issues besides higher education and student debt, but there is still some activity to report.

This helps us provide readers with the best coverage possible and focus more of our attention on topics our core readers will enjoy.

And personally, I hope to (very) gradually focus more of my attention on individual stock - picking in these markets — I'm finding the HK & Singapore exchanges are perhaps ideal candidates, in terms of regulation & the current risk / reward so many of their listed stocks now offer.

Those things that you spend a lot of money on are the things that are (presently) getting more of your attention, time, and money, while other areas are being short - changed.

Stress has been a major factor with regard to her health and reducing it has made her feel better, helping her to focus more of her attention on her well - being.

They are loyal to their owners and may adopt a «favorite person» that they will focus more of their attention on.

Had Muller been more interested in informing her audience — and policymakers — she might have focused more of her attention on Longcore — asking him, for example, how restrictions (or outright bans) on TNR would help the wildlife he claims to want to protect.

But as automobiles replaced horses, and as other agencies developed to help children, humane societies turned more of their attention to the plight of dogs and cats.

It helps no one, including the dog, if the children need more of your attention than the dog and the lesson will receive during that time period.

There's part of me that sort of regrets not being home when Elodie was a baby (aside from maternity leave), because I see how much more of my attention and love James is getting every day than Elodie did being in daycare from 5 months to almost 3 years.

With your security established and your budget in place, you can begin to focus more of your attention on finding happiness and meaning in your life.

The wild and raw nature that is present in every moment requires more of an attention to the now than we are often used to, but it certainly reminds you that nature is boss, and it's humbling.

Maybe if it did have Gradius in its name, it would have had more of my attention.

I have to admit that my PSP and Xbox 360 have been getting more of my attention of late.

The mobile version will is almost guranteed to get more of your attention than the console port.

So far, Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons isn't a particularly challenging game, yet it demands more of my attention than most games by asking me to control two characters at the same time.

However, it became much harder as the sword techniques got faster and demanded more of my attention.

Capcom has turned more of its attention towards re-releases of classic games of late - case in point, three of its four games being shown at E3 next week are remastered editions.

Hosts may want to identify sock puppets or a discredited former poster using a new name to soak up more of the attention given the new and uneducated poster, because gaming the hosts to waste time is a familiar tactic.

In other words, they didn't want to pay and they required more of my attention than my other clients.

The court benefits from reductions in time spent on administrative tasks and related hearing time for those cases, and staff can focus on issues that need more of their attention.