Sentence examples for concept among from inspiring English sources

"Race is a much more fluid concept among teens," said Barbara O'Dair, managing editor of Teen People.

Frames proved to be a rich concept among AI researchers, though applying it to highly complex situations has proved difficult.

After she battled years of prudish resistance to the Barbie concept among the male executives at Mattel, the doll was finally cleared for production.

In liberal circles, charter schools often are viewed as a devious step toward using public money for private school vouchers, a popular concept among conservatives.

Regional policy has a key role to play here, though it is not a very familiar concept among the donor community.

I think this not only perpetuates an idea that the videogame is not a narrative form, but also perpetuates the concept among the people outside that think "videogame" is a sort of new adjective to debase a thing.

Research on reading self-concept among Chinese students is scarce and so it, too, became a major focus of our present study.

Few researchers have examined multi-dimensional physical self-concept among athletes with disabilities despite extensive evidence indicating the value of such an approach.

For example, the mathematics self-concept among Finnish students seems to have an underlying structure (e.g., ability and success), whereas for the Ghanaian students the construct is a single entity.

Similarly, Houlihan et al. (2008) found initiation of sexual intercourse to be associated with an increase in self-concept among a population of African American youth.

Thus, it is plausible that some degree of organizational imitation [ 29] have been at work during the spread of the MPC-concept among the municipalities.