Sentences with phrase «to draw one's attention to»

It can also draw our attention to important issues that need our attention.

It would be wrong of me to simply list the qualities of different breeds without drawing attention to what in some cases are the very serious issues inherent in the breed standards.

The correct format is one that best highlights career achievements, and does not draw attention to areas of weakness.

This might be done by drawing their attention to something which the person does or has done which shows this positive and wonderful quality.

Another way of drawing attention to yourself is to take part in any industry specific meetings, conferences and events and to join any relevant bodies or organisations.

Adding a subtle tint of green to the walls or even a vibrant work of art will help draw attention to key pieces in the room.

It's important to demonstrate you've earned the degree, but there's no need to draw attention to how long ago this occurred.

Thanks for drawing our attention to such interesting and important ruling.

Since its formation, the group has been active in drawing attention to the lack of female and minority representation in the art world.

Another mistake that cost engineers make on their resumes is to list responsibilities without drawing attention to important skills.

They will next scan through the well - organized and written skills list, which draws attention to the most sought - after skills one can possess in this field.

If she got anything in the potty we would dance, sing, and praise her, while drawing attention to what was in the potty.

He says he intends to continue drawing attention to issues like raising the minimum wage and building his party, instead.

«This work draws attention to regions where calcium intake needs to be assessed and where measures to increase calcium intake are likely to have skeletal benefits,» they wrote.

But there are also situations in which addressing an issue in a cover letter just draws attention to something that may not be top of mind with the hiring authority.

He first drew attention to their broad statutory and contractual mandates.

What really drew attention to it was that we kept missing the back button because there was so much dead space around the capacity button.

You can draw attention to important details and succeed in showcasing your work record by describing your contributions in each position you have held.

This so long as drawing attention to concerns about actual beef percentages can be considered public interest.

However, make sure you only draw attention to the mistakes you're absolutely certain the employer caught, or you'll bring light to an issue that the interviewer might have otherwise missed.

Adding a subtle tint of green to the walls or even a vibrant work of art will help draw attention to key pieces in the room.

They're used to go deeper into poses, facilitate longer holds, and draw attention to specific aspects of yoga postures.

So it's also about drawing attention to our collection.

Include personalized feedback after each online training activity, assessment, or module to draw attention to areas for improvement.

You can mention it as appropriate in the experience section, but don't make the mistake of drawing attention to something you don't want readers to focus on.

A nostalgic flair dominates the display, as the artist draws our attention to the complete disappearance of manual labour and the consequences of this process.

Another way to avoid drawing attention to resume gaps is to focus on your combined time spent developing different types of skills.

Although removing such creatures from ecosystems can have a host of effects, a new study draws attention to one in particular: There's a lot less poop getting spread around the planet.

The works in the exhibition draw attention to material processes and the worked surfaces that are their product.

In the HR assistant resume sample, the writer drew attention to skills such as organized and innovative.

Bullet points draw attention to significant accomplishments and a wide range of skills.

In addition, the work experience section draws attention to many duties that would have required organizational skills to be successful, which provides sufficient proof of her organizational abilities.

Next, the resume draws attention to the most important and applicable skills in the core qualifications section.

In today's post I want to draw your attention to women sandals, as you are going to see amazing styles to wear this 2015.

You want to encourage further conversation and to be memorable, so draw attention to what is important.

A functional resume is used to highlight your accomplishments, without drawing attention to where you worked and when.

This week we will draw attention to climate change and global poverty issues.

A cute bow tie embellished under the bust line draws attention to the gown.

The most professional and consistent way to communicate that current events do not warrant undue panic is to refrain from drawing attention to them.

In a professional resume bullet points are meant to easily draw attention to information that allows decision makers to determine whether you are a worthy candidate for the job.

Therefore, when choosing the right pair, draw attention to more natural colors and stable heel.

You can then draw attention to moments in your professional experience where teamwork allowed you to achieve better results than you could alone.

Use the power of accessories to draw attention to certain parts of your body you like.

The report draws attention to what it believes is lack of connection between the financing, design, construction and operation of buildings.

Whilst his work is clearly adopting the conventions of painting, their process of being made draws attention to the relationship between sculpture and painting.

It's a minor concern in the grand schemes of things, but worth drawing attention to all the same.

Hence, his witty title, drawing attention to art as commodity.

Also, a functional resume does not compel a job applicant to start a resume with drawing attention to recent qualifications and experiences.