lack of attention

The problem is a lack of attention in the first place.

"But I think this shows a lack of attention to the level where children and families live."

We will not allow a lack of attention or information to stand between these children and the health care they need.

It doesn't seem any the worse for the lack of attention.

I think there are two reasons for the lack of attention.

The problem is not, as often argued, the President's lack of attention to foreign policy.

Not very likely, given the lack of attention most Americans pay to portion control.

He knew that much, but lack of attention in class denied him the necessary information.

"You can say there was a lack of attention to this aspect."

In part, the lack of attention to the bond act is not unusual.

I don't know if that complete lack of attention is an indicator or not.

Despite the lack of attention from the mainstream, behavior analysis is alive and growing.

The Spanish are philosophical about the lack of attention, though.

The lack of attention to privacy is so far beyond the pale.

She was not disappointed, however, by Harry's lack of attention toward her.

But at the moment, it isn't, and this lack of attention is making the platform worse.

"The Administration is benefiting from the lack of attention," she said.

The news media complain, rightly, about the lack of attention to issues.

Today, his lack of attention was not an act.

Rose is fed up with the lack of attention and being only an object.

In the next room, his computer sat sulking at the lack of attention.

The underlying cause was identified by the Board as a lack of attention to safety among the companies involved.

"They've been frustrated by the lack of attention, but now they're being taken much more seriously."

Richie was not offended by the lack of attention, however.

Watching those who have a lack of attention to detail is just frustrating when it comes to support.