Sentence examples for accentuated concerns from inspiring English sources

He had a startling knack for finding new multibillion-dollar opportunities for Apple with the iPod, iPhone and iPad, but his death has accentuated concerns about the company's prospects.

Computer breaches affecting information about organ donations in Britain and the public disclosure of names, addresses, ages and phone numbers of railway passengers in France have only accentuated concerns among Europeans that governments and companies cannot be trusted to keep potentially sensitive information under lock and key.

Conversely, the reforms signalled the need for a more highly qualified workforce by accentuating concerns over the high proportion of unqualified and certificate qualified staff as high numbers of staff with low-level qualifications tend to be associated with poor child outcomes (Sylva et al. 2004).

The rise of motion control (where physical gestures replace traditional button-control inputs in video games) will, for many, accentuate those concerns.

The high prevalence of HIV infection in overcrowded and understaffed correctional facilities further accentuates these concerns and poses a public health challenge.

This development accentuates concern over the long-term side effects of CS treatment in general.

"What's happening now is a seasonal phenomenon, probably accentuated by a concern to show Vince Cable that things are changing," he says.

Both scandals, along with a slew of others in the past year, including the widely publicized and gruesome discovery of five vagabond children found dead in a dumpster in Guizhou, have accentuated a growing concern with the world's perception of the Chinese.

Future modifications to legislation in France concerning the end of life will likely accentuate the debate concerning the specificities of palliative care practices and their ethical and identity issues.

However overall the findings are concerning and suggest that health system problems – accentuated by recent national austerity measures – are undermining quality of care for young adults with diabetes in Ireland.

These results reveal important differences between albumin and fetuin-A insofar as their calcification inhibition-seeding influences are concerned that appear to be further accentuated by γ-irradiation.