Sentence examples for although the concern from inspiring English sources

Although the concern for Nintendo's well-being is legitimate (they've been resting on their laurels for more than long enough), apparently they had enough juice for one last big holiday season.

Although the concern for a thiomersal-autism link was originally derived from indirect evidence based on the known potent neurotoxic effects of methylmercury, recent studies show these feared effects were likely overestimated.

Although the concern for protecting children from second-hand smoke should be about recognizing children's rights over adult smoker's rights, research has shown that the responses of adults to smoking bans in homes and cars have not always been met with compliance and acceptance [ 17, 18].

Although the concerns at this point are focused more on access to Mr. McCain than on major policy differences, there have been some substantive areas of dispute.

It points out that although the concerns of the critics of modern agriculture may be understandable, the reaction against intensive farming is a luxury of the rich.

Overall, markets continued to come under pressure again on fears of an imminent attack on Syria, although the concerns eased somewhat as the day progressed and discussions were set to begin at the United Nations.

Although the concerns about the long-term safety of bone drugs are not new, the F.D.A. performed its own systematic review of the effectiveness of bisphosphonates after years of use.

Although the concerns of the eugenics movement don't map neatly onto today's political divides, patterns of thought are repeated: fears of procreation and infiltration still have force, although they're directed not at "hopelessly vicious protoplasm" but at "anchor babies"; instead of the pure blood of the Nordic races, we hear invocations of that other superior species, the Winners.

In the case of Southern Europe, although the concerns were similar, a reform in transport policies had already been set in motion.

Although the concerns of the majority of the regents are valid, the bigger concern in my view is that this initiative may allow public employers, schools, and contractors to evade accountability for meeting the provisions of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Although the concerns regarding inconsistency were raised, these were not amended in the final PenTAG report or the NICE final appraisal determination [ 23].