Sentence examples similar to a concern of wording from inspiring English sources

Comey decided to inform Congress Friday that he would look again into Clinton's handling of emails during her time as secretary of state for two main reasons: a sense of obligation to lawmakers and a concern that word of the new email discovery would leak to the media and raise questions of a coverup.

The PIWI ab here is less of a concern, if the wording is clear that these are neoblasts and/or descendants involved in tissue turnover.

Ann Lee, an assistant district attorney in the Bronx, said other investigative channels — interviewing witnesses or trying to place undercover officers in precincts — were not pursued because of a concern that word would leak out.

A concern was the confusing wording of some of the draft items.

Some of the proposed changes to the release form apply to an earlier draft of the document; the final version has addressed several of the concerns about wording.

During his televised joint news conference with China's President, Jiang Zemin, in Beijing, President Clinton corrected himself in a way that demonstrated a concern for precision in the meanings of words.

A sharp-eyed reader noticed that there had been a culling of words concerning nature.

Whitman's about-face sheds light on why Melville was so concerned about a couple of word changes to his own poem.

This metaphor helps explain two things: why I'm not a very successful writer, and why a group of authors are so concerned that a variety of words relating to nature were culled from the Oxford Junior Dictionary.

Macfarlane notes that, in the new edition of the Oxford Junior Dictionary, there has been "a culling of words concerning nature", with a comparable increase in words related to electronics, resulting in "the outdoor and the natural being displaced by the indoor and the virtual".

The meaning of these words is a concern to people in the system engineering profession.