Sentence examples for a recurrent concern of from inspiring English sources

From then on, modernity was to be a recurrent concern of artists and critics.

They soon ended Hurok's "Russian occupation", but the 50s were a difficult time, marked by heavy touring, precarious finances (a recurrent concern for ABT) and a steady trickle of departures.

A recurrent concern was the tendency of defence lawyers to cast doubt on the fitness of the woman to give a statement.

A recurrent concern with the concept of behavioral addiction is the slippery slope: how do we avoid everyday passions being gradually pathologized as addictions?

The sustainability of HAT control has been a recurrent concern, as exemplified by the postcolonial history of sleeping sickness control in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

At a conference of academics, broadcasters and parliamentarians to mark the tenth anniversary of the televising of the House of Commons, a recurrent concern was that television may actually have damaged Parliament's reputation, by purveying a misleading impression of its activities.

In wider discussion of patient access to records and to health information on the Internet, quality of information is a recurrent concern and a stimulus to developing such systems, while uncertainties about impact on current ways of working are a potential barrier to implementation[ 3].

Weight reduction of passenger railway cars is a recurrent concern, driven by increasing efficiency objectives.

A recurrent concern in Chaucer's writings is the refined and sophisticated cultivation of love, commonly described by the modern expression courtly love.

Deception has been a recurrent concern in Mr. Sweeney's case.

The poet's chronic heart disease is a recurrent concern.