Sentence examples for another prominent concern from inspiring English sources

In addition to gene mutations that specifically disrupt germ cell function, another prominent concern resides in the fact that each year an increasing number of young women and men are left infertile due to the potent, toxic side-effects of life-saving cancer therapies on gametogenesis [6], [20], [21], [22].

In addition to consent, another prominent concern relates to the concept of sample ownership.

The welfare of the children has been a prominent concern of Ms. Nielson's readers.

A prominent concern, they said, is the continued presence of rebel soldiers near the frontline.

In fact, he added, "price took on a more prominent concern in evaluating all works of art".

The pressing issue of male mental health is now a much more prominent concern than it once was.

Now social class as represented by first, second and steerage, and the appalling conditions of the stokehold is the prominent concern.

Mr. de Blasio's package arrives at a time when the issue of affordable housing for low-income families has become a more prominent concern.

He added: "As ever with rate rises, the most prominent concern is that it will drive a number of consumers to forgo buying insurance, which increases their personal risks, and in the case of motor insurance could mean a rise in illegal drivers".

"Allen is writing about injustice and there's still injustice; he's writing about liberation, there's still the need for liberation; he's writing about the thirst for peace, freedom, revolution, all of those things are still a prominent concern of our times.

Fraud has been a prominent concern for Mr. Moussavi's campaign, with many of his allies warning that Mr. Ahmadinejad could use the levers of state — the military, the Revolutionary Guard, and the Basij militia — to cajole or intimidate voters, or even engage in outright fraud.