Sentence examples for attracting concern from inspiring English sources

The hospital carried out 27,000 operations during the time of the assessment and only a tiny number attracting concern.

What the statements did not show, and the executive did not realize, was that he had stumbled into a significant pitfall of electronic bill payment -- one of a several attracting concern from consumer groups.

And the electronic record systems are themselves increasingly attracting concerns that computer errors, design flaws and breakdowns in communication sometimes endanger patients.

Proposals that India join that group of Pacific Rim democracies instantly attracted concern in Beijing.

Some believe that Facebook has waited to promote Credits as a Facebook-wide currency until after the IPO; a valuation based on advertising revenue is less volatile and less likely to attract concern from investors.

Using lung transplants from smokers is a way of boosting supply, but such use has attracted concerns and controversy because of a perceived risk to the health of the recipients.

The increasing wildlife human domestic animal interface, including the consumption of game meat around the world has recently attracted concerns and is challenging [ 27] since 75% of emerging infectious diseases are zoonoses that are predominantly associated with wildlife [ 28] which clearly highlights an increasing threat arising from these animal species.

Crying erupts approximately every 15 seconds and thus ceases to be an effective method of attracting adult concern.

Attracting most concern, traditionally proud France may have to yield power to Germany, whose population is half again as large.

Even when historic tombs and shrines were being vandalised last year, attracting international concern on a par with the Taliban's destruction of the Buddhas of Bamiyan, the libraries had been left alone.

Emmott tells us that the violent spillover of environmental crisis is attracting the concern of military thinkers, and reports a young scientific colleague telling him that, looking ahead, he plans to teach his son how to use a gun.