How can decision-makers attract attention to less glamorous problems?
The act or practice of deliberately behaving so as to attract attention.
Its styling will attract attention and if it's a Scion, you know it'll be easy to personalize.
When she smiles she always narrowing the attract attention eyeball, and makes her seems more charming, more beautiful.
Powered by social technologies, she's no longer dependent on special media relationships to attract attention, nor does she need a big marketing budget or volunteer team.
They cannot solve the problem because they do not reach and move into sustained action the large groups of people necessary to attract attention and convey the determination of the majority.
a shout to attract attention.
France is still in the rescuers' camp, but it, too, is starting to attract attention.
Every year a few colleges and universities in the US attract attention because they've managed to book high-profile speakers.
If it fails to inflate, or you need top up the air, blow into this tube. A light and whistle are provided to attract attention.
If he possessed the power of arrest any wandering eye when exhibiting the glories of his altitude on foot, his equestrian graces were still more likely to attract attention.
You'll attract attention, but in a quiet way.
The first case involved some unusual facts which did not attract attention at that time.
It is concluded in this paper that one of the basic reasons for colour selection to visual design is to attract attention.
The focus on climate change is now so huge that everybody seems to need to have some link to climate change if they are to attract attention and funding.
tug at sb's elbow/sleeve,eg to attract attention
If he could pass off the death as occurring from natural causes, the true cause might not attract attention.
These world relics, being a precious for tune of Beijing endowed by history, are now becoming name card of Beijing and will attract attention from around the world and will be tokens for tours in Beijing as2008 Olympic Gam es is drawing near.
Used to attract attention or to express surprise, appreciation, wonder, or pleasure.
The group's demo and concerts began to attract attention from both the press and their peers; Okereke sent a copy of the demo to Franz Ferdinand, who invited them to play at the Domino Tenth Anniversary bash in fall2003.
Several large-scale clinical trials about aromatase inhibitors and medical ovarian ablation are ongoing and attract attention widely.
The wrecked ship was burning flares to attract attention.
He shouted to attract attention.
Jean Valjean had left the garden uncultivated, in order not to attract attention.
Your ad must attract attention, stimulate consumers' interest, create a desire for your product, and motivate people to take action to buy your product.
Skin black people wear bright colors would be very visual sense, people think good taste is very clean, easy to attract attention.
