Sentence examples for concern acquired from inspiring English sources

In 1907 Michelin Tire, a French concern, acquired the factory and expanded until it employed nearly 3,000 people, turning the site into an industrial stronghold and Milltown into a factory town.

The report will be discussed next week at a meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Council against a background of debate on whether it is time to reward the sweeping changes initiated by Myanmar's president, Thein Sein, by ending its designation as a "country of concern," acquired during decades of ruthless military repression and abuse.

(AP) British Gambling Concern Acquired by a Rival A British bingo and casino company, the Gala Group, said that it had acquired a rival betting shop chain, Coral Eurobet, for £2.18 billion ($3.88 billion) in a deal that will create one of Europe's biggest gaming businesses.

For what concerns acquired CNVs, it seems now very clear that they are not limited to tumor processes.

If we believe that individuals can come to have private property rights in these resources, no less inviolable than those they have in relation to their own bodies and abilities, we need to know how the individuals concerned acquire these property rights.

From the ontological perspective, this set of concerns acquires an even more aggressive flavour: if art should be all about putting forward ideas and making statements, why, one might wonder, do we need the conceptual artwork at all? Can we not merely ask the same questions and make the same statements directly?

America Online has merged with Time Warner, the parent of Warner Brothers, and Vivendi, the telecommunications concern, has acquired Universal.

Rubella infection is of most concern if acquired by pregnant women as it can give rise to congenital abnormalities in the unborn child, whereas in young children symptoms are generally mild.

Clearly, the upregulation of another receptor or its ligand, such as MET or HGF in lung cancer resistant to EGFR inhibitors, is a matter of concern in acquired resistance to RTK-targeted therapies [ 29- 31].

The related morbidity of selected diagnoses according to region of travel is presented in Table 3. Acute diarrhea was the most frequent gastro-intestinal concern and acquired from all traveled regions although there are regional differences.

In our study, the OS of patients undergoing no less than 6 cycles of chemotherapy was also not better than that of patients undergoing less than 6 cycles, which raises the concern of acquired chemoresistance in NPC patients after 6 cycles of chemotherapy.