Sentence examples for chronic concerns from inspiring English sources

Any talk of education reform, or educational equity, must be willing to tackle more chronic concerns: from eradicating poverty to improving health to modeling nonviolent alternatives.

This article reports the development and psychometric evaluation of a 15-item perceived vulnerability to disease questionnaire, designed to assess individual differences in chronic concerns about the transmission of infectious diseases.

While grains may not appear to cause health issues for some individuals, many of us gain weight and develop skin problems, sugar regulation issues, bowel problems, acne and other chronic concerns that I believe can be greatly improved or eliminated by removing all flour products from the diet.

Diane Dixon and Kevin Muldoon, who made the trip to meet with delegates and see the omnibus bill debated in the Senate last week, updated the full council and residents Tuesday on their efforts to bring Newport's chronic concerns with the airport to the attention of national lawmakers.

Participants were consulting for a wide range of acute and chronic concerns.

Participants were consulting for a wide range of acute and chronic concerns, were aged 18 years or over and able to provide informed consent.

Other researchers are focusing on the question of energy use -- a chronic concern in the region.

The report has also revived a chronic concern in the publishing industry over the accuracy of nonfiction memoirs, which are typically only lightly fact-checked by publishers, if at all.

Sometimes emotional pain is a sign of an acute condition, sometimes it is a sign of a chronic concern.

But there's not a major chronic concern for something of this magnitude".

"The chronic concern would be the absence of non-enforcement systems to reduce the demand for substances, thus leaving enforcement and justice systems to punish the symptoms," Parkinson said.