public attention

collocation in English

meanings of publicand attention

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public
adjective
uk /ˈpʌb.lɪk/ us /ˈpʌb.lɪk/
relating to or involving people in general, rather than being limited to a particular group ...
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attention
noun[U]
uk /əˈten.ʃən/ us /əˈten.ʃən/
notice, thought, ...
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Examples of public attention

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The rescue operation, attracted great publicattention.
And then publicattention moved on.
This study attracted little media or publicattention.
Publicattention to the unsustainability of this trend is deflected by the wartime rhetoric.
It has also received more publicattention than musicological matters normally do.
The publicattention given to breast cancer for years is now channeled toward heart disease.
Independent expeditions can also attract wide publicattention via films, lectures, articles, books, and the media.
Cases involving resistance fighters and collaborators were also brought to publicattention during the 1980s.
In its aftermath, scientific and technological undertakings again became the focus of publicattention.
Here the drought in early 2000 resulted in extremely heavy fires that gained wide publicattention.
Events that are later interpreted as a "tragedy" do not come to publicattention undigested.
That level may well approximate the point at which cases reach the threshold for publicattention and subsequent agency confirmation.
It was a popular wonder and received clamorous publicattention for its size, beauty, and surprising strength.
Moreover, since their novelties quickly paled, revivalists were condemned to a cycle of ever greater sensationalism to hold publicattention.
With increasing publicattention regarding the preservation of the environment, the development of oil clean-up technologies has gained considerable interest.
Patients may demand specific medical interventions, particularly in the context of intense public attention to health and ready access to health information.
How far did the these movements use pictures to draw publicattention to their aims or warn against the dangers of a world without peace?
Protestant churches contribute, then, to publicattention to access to healthcare by speaking sometimes prophetically, raising their voice against injustices in healthcare delivery.
When would there be another gathering of such hard-working delegates, with so much publicattention, and afterwards, so great a claim to popular mandate?
In 1949, publicattention was drawn to the fact that the only care available to older people were institutions with a wide range of clients.
The covertness of privatisation in community care poses enormous challenges for mobilising public attention and for working toward more adequate and equitable provision.
They need far more publicattention.
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Meantime publicattention would be concentrated.
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It would have enormously concentrated publicattention.
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