Sentence examples for broadening concerns from inspiring English sources

Intel's second-quarter report comes amid broadening concerns about the economy and its impact on demand from consumer and corporate spending.

On the other side, Paul R. Ehrlich, the population studies scientist and a member of the Audubon Society board, praised the new direction, saying in a letter to The Times that the magazine under Mr. Line "had failed to reflect the society's broadening concerns".

Some modern so-called low carbon technologies are actually broadening concerns over future elemental sustainability for a wide range of elements.

Reflecting broadening concern that high school students of modest means will be priced out of a college education, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology plans to provide matching money to students who have received federal Pell Grants, which are awarded based on financial need.

They are works that require viewing in the spaces where they're presented, she said, and added that a wider array of ways to use photography reflects a broadening concern for En Foco as it continues to promote diversity — going beyond cultural diversity to embrace different ways of expressing ideas or feelings, too.

In addition, both constitutional law and international law have reflected a broadened concern for fundamental rights in ways that also make civil law more public in orientation.

For several decades, ecological studies have suggested that urbanized environments can be viewed as biodiversity refuges, thus broadening conservation concerns from pristine to urban green areas.

Now, reborn as the ETC Group, the organization has broadened its concerns to include nanotechnology.