Sentence examples for another concern which from inspiring English sources

Acceptance of or continuing in employment, an official relationship, or a consulting arrangement with another concern which has or seeks to have a business relationship with the University.

Another concern, which was vocalised by one furious home supporter sitting near the press box, is that this is a team which remains reliant on Harry Kane to kill off the opposition.

And I have another concern, which revolves around what will become inevitable attempts to "game" the eBay search results system.

But towards the end of our conversation, he also mentioned another concern which was a factor in taking as much money as he can right now.

Fig. 3 Communication mode of MS. The latency is another concern, which includes the sensor delay (5 ms), communication delay, processor computational time (dependent on the protection principle), and circuit breaker operation time (90 ms).

Another concern which has been raised is that the routine shuffling of Subordinate Courts judges between the executive and judicial branches may result in them "imbib[ing] the executive's corporatist ideology, carrying that into adjudication, as a 'judiciary of amateurs'".

Occasionally he swerved between one view and another concerning which larger class of arguments a particular instance or sub-type of argument belonged to.

The developer is Ferry Building Investors, a venture of Equity Office Properties Trust, the principal investor, which is based in Chicago; Wilson Meany Sullivan, a local investor; the Primus Infrastructure Company, another local concern, which is also the construction manager; and Banc of America Historical Capital Assets.

Keeping in mind all issues, energy is another important concern which needs to be addressed.

Similarly, considering the increased number of access points and system entities, integrity of identity data and information stored at Cloud is another important concern which needs immediate attention (Halpert [2011]; Lang [2010]).

This was a reference to the Oracle Systems Corporation, another computer software concern, which went public on Wednesday at $15 and jumped to $20.50 in its first day of trading.