Sentence examples for blanket concern from inspiring English sources

President Bush should not let a blanket concern about protecting intelligence sources dissuade him from releasing enough intelligence to make our case.

Accepting that wisdom, we propose a "selective optimism" to excite, rather than a blanket concern to inhibit, as a more dexterous way to sculpt our outcome.

(149 occurrences in 2013) This detailed account of video-game violence actually goes further than ratings for film or music, and dispels blanket concerns by clarifying who the violence is appropriate for.

The NLRB is reviewing at least four cases and is expected to make a blanket decision concerning their status.

She stressed that education on ethical issues should begin long before an oath is taken, and that students and scientists should not ritualistically swear to blanket statements concerning their behavior.

Amid concerns blanket test papers are not suitable for younger children, the union said "disadvantaged learners" were among those finding them most difficult to use.

The third part discusses other factors that must be considered in the design of the first wall, including compatibility with blanket concepts, radiological concerns, and structural considerations.

Labour tends to condemn outright bigotry before clothing it in the cosy blanket of understanding and concern for the bigot.

Taken together, our findings suggest that there is the potential for wildfires to have longer-lasting effects on phosphorus and calcium concentrations in some temperate European Annex I habitats of conservation concern, particularly blanket bog, than previously expected based on results of studies of experimental burning or wildfires in other habitat types.

The idea of Facebook issuing a similar blanket ban had, however, concerned some freedom-of-speech campaigners who had suggested it was the responsibility of parents - not the company - to protect children on the internet.

Farmers, however, have expressed concern that the blanket ban will harm their ability to remain competitive with European rivals.