Sentence examples for Intersecting concerns from inspiring English sources
I think what is driving people's pessimism today are two intersecting concerns.
They are fencing off the swimming holes, literally or figuratively, because of two intersecting concerns: they expect privacy at their bucolic hideaways, and in these litigious times, they fear being sued.
The book offers an exploration of intersecting concerns of urban residents and scholars today that include social relations and diversity, public space and civic life, privatization and suburbanization and economic and cultural globalization.
Kanani: At the same time, how are the current nuclear negotiations intersecting with your concerns for human rights abuses in Iran?
But radical aesthetics have their own craft and traditions, formed from intersecting political and linguistic concerns.
Rosellen Brown has long been interested in that place where private concerns intersect with public values, where the personal and the political collide.
Crowe would recall us to Aristotle's understanding of the city as a place for 'the good life,' where such concerns intersect with the comparatively invariant needs traditionally addressed by architecture and a thoughtful consideration of technology and the strain it has placed on the environment.
Tracing the neighbours for the determination of intersection lines not only greatly increases the efficiency of the process, it also improves the reliability as branching and degenerated cases can all be dealt with in a consistent manner on the intersecting surfaces concerned.
Since the deeply puzzling phenomenon of vagueness manifests itself first and foremost as a linguistic phenomenon, it is unsurprising that the responses variously intersect with problems concerning meaning, truth and reference.
This history, intersecting with the present in alternating segments, concerns 13-year-old Eliza, who lived in the house with her younger siblings more than 100 years ago.
There are few studies that examine the behavior of tunnels intersecting the fault zones although it is of continuing concern for design engineers.
