However, although each of these thinkers was sometimes concerned, in one or another way, with our use of ordinary language, it is far from clear what in addition to that the label is supposed to entail.
Some felt concerned about screening saturation and the increasing number of interventions that patients were subjected to: "... you're sometimes concerned that we're getting to a state where we're screening this and screening that... .......... (NON-PILOT 13) The generation of patient anxiety was a concern for many pilot and non-pilot GPs.
"We understand there are sometimes concerns," Stone adds, but points out that it would make more sense to take certain books away from specific prisoners (such as books with scenes of rape or pedophilia from people convicted of those crimes) than to create blanket bans.
Medications work for a while, then they stop working – doctors are sometimes engaged and concerned, and sometimes they are just dialling it in.
The islands concerned are sometimes referred to as the Kingdom of Mann and the Isles, although only some of the later rulers claimed that title.
The welding-induced residual stresses in the weldment are sometimes also a concern regarding their effect on the fracture and fatigue behaviors of the welded structures subject to dynamic loading or adverse service environment.
The motives are sometimes complex; economic concerns about competition for undersea oil or mineral rights are important in many cases; grand strategy plays a part too; and good old-fashioned nationalism is also often a factor.
Later, Assemblywoman Deborah J. Glick, a Manhattan Democrat and sponsor of the bill, responded that contraceptives are sometimes needed for health concerns other than pregnancy prevention.
"Children with allergies are sometimes raised as a concern but we have to encourage the school to make reasonable adjustments - maybe a dog could go into the admin office for that period.
"More families are going [to charter schools], and we have to deal with the tough questions that come along with it," Smarick said, though he added these concerns are sometimes overblown.
