Sentence examples for a key concern when from inspiring English sources

A key concern when schools join the First Federation in Devon is that they will lose their individuality, says executive head Paul Jones.

A key concern when applying a screening instrument in a different population is that it might perform unexpectedly; therefore 'emic' measures that have intrinsic meaning in the culture and populations in which they will be used [ 13, 14] are preferable in the development of mental health measures.

Michael Medwin, playing Paris and at 83 the eldest of the cast, jokes that Morris's key concern when auditioning was "to see whether you were embalmed or not"; he attributes his energy to the fact that he plays golf three times a week.

These were the key concerns when developing the Animal Fun program.

This news blackout on what many NGOs considered a key concern was broken when at a meeting last Wednesday Hugo Swire, the Foreign Office minister, made a speech in which he pressed Sri Lanka to investigate people's disappearances, guarantee freedom of expression and "stamp out intimidation of journalists and human rights defenders".

This was a key concern flagged by TfL last month when it stripped Uber's license.

The social value of international health related research at a minimum refers to efforts aimed at ensuring global health research contributes to improvements in human health, through for instance the generation and application of generalisable knowledge [ 1], and has recently become a key concern in global research ethics, especially when this research is undertaken in resource poor settings.

A key concern of security officials was allayed last week when the Palestinian police, acting on a tip from the Israelis, captured two Islamic fundamentalist terror suspects with 88 pounds of explosives.

Among Poles, correct terminology and attribution when discussing such issues remains a key concern.

These attacks, however, come at a time when returning foreign fighters are a key concern for intelligence agencies.

When challenged on whether this is a key concern on the doorstep, if the rise of Ukip doesn't rather indicate an ever-growing preoccupation with immigration – he sticks to the point.