Sentence examples for concern a milder from inspiring English sources

Matthew Quiggle, their immediate superior, receive two letters of concern, a milder action.

There, the state Court of Appeals upheld the authority of the state Board of Medical Examiners to issue a "letter of concern" -- a mild rebuke -- to a medical director at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona regarding his "inappropriate medical decision which could have caused harm to a patient".

I was inspired by the economist Thomas Schelling's classic little 1978 book "Micro motives and macrobehavior," with its illustrative models of how seemingly trivial individual concerns (such as a mild desire to have some neighbors similar to yourself) could lead to extreme social outcomes (such as complete racial segregation).

The Clinton administration initially referred to Iraq, Iran and North Korea as "rogue states" and later shifted to a milder characterization, "states of concern".

Now consider an electorate with a different structure of income classes while holding the concern for inequality constant at the level of the previous example (i.e. 30% of voters in all classes have a mild concern for equality).

The letters indicate at best a mild concern.

Practical considerations or a mild concern for decoration are the motivations behind such acquisitions.

While the Yankees said that they were being careful with Pettitte because they have an abundance of starting pitching and a sizable lead in the American League East, it is always at least a mild concern when a pitcher has to miss a turn.

Joe Hernandez, chair of the real estate group for the Weiss Serota Helfman Cole & Bierman law firm in Coral Gables, said the reporting burden is a mild concern for title insurers.

In scientific studies on humic substances, avoiding the generation of artifacts during the extraction is a main concern, and mild conditions are the common choice (extractions at room temperature and low NaOH concentrations, balanced by very long extraction times, often overnight): yield considerations are secondary.

Jim Norton, who plays Polonius, treated the longing behind the barriers with sympathetic concern, as if it were a mild medical condition.