Sentence examples for combine concern from inspiring English sources

One of the big topics currently on the minds of those who are concerned about climate change from college students to those planning for retirement is how to combine concern for the future health of the planet with money issues and economic safety.

Footwear purchases combine concerns over aesthetics, functionality, price and durability.

These applications build upon a fragility index that combines concerns for common values, system condition and risk.

The "Stand Your Ground" issue combines concerns of the gun violence movement and those in minority communities who are organizing against racial profiling.

Although much of the talk at the combine will concern quarterbacks, this is not regarded as a particularly deep class in that regard.

He was somewhat influenced by the Metabolist movement, a brutalist group that combined a concern for modern technology and utilitarianism.

Thomas J. Tauke, above, Verizon's executive vice president for public affairs, said the company's view combines a concern for the privacy of its customers with self-interest.

But Mr. Levine combines Germanic concern for structure with a keen sense of drama: he is, after all, a man of the theater.

Ms. Khan's show touched a raw nerve because it combined simmering concern over media ethics with wider fears about society's conservative tilt.

Given in the past six years the number of aged pensioners has increased by more than twice as many as the rest of all other welfare payments combined, the concern of the welfare system is really the concern of the aged pension – everything else is fiddling at the edges, or being mean for the sake of looking "tough on bludgers".

Traditional meta-analyses are limited to comparing just 2 interventions concurrently and cannot combine evidence concerning multiple treatments.