Sentence examples for concern described from inspiring English sources

The note, addressed "to whom it may concern" described how Wauthier had become demoralised by what he called a new, more aggressive tone at Zurich.

That's not some bleeding-heart assessment; that's a situation and concern described just a few weeks ago in a column by the conservative commentator George F. Will, who wrote: "Isolation changes the way the brain works, often making individuals more impulsive, less able to control themselves.

For the majority of the prominent areas of concern described above, more prisoners had their needs met within the correctional environment than those who did not.

In order to solve the developmental concern described above, we further examined NMDA-evoked Ca2+ influx in granule cells in cerebellar slices prepared from mice at the age of 30 days, during which the expression of the transgene was fully expressed under the control of the GABA-α6 promoter.

However, there was one major concern, described in detail below, which will require a comparison of aldehyde-fixed brain slices and high-pressure frozen slices.

In summary, of the eight oncology studies of concern described in the ESA-product labelling, the two conducted in head and neck cancer patients receiving radiotherapy only showed the strongest evidence for an association between ESA use and disease progression.

State the specific behaviour of concern; describe how it affected you, the team or the project.

Squeamishness and concern describe most parents' approach to their offspring's carnality.

Casting his ballot in the central Athens district of Kypseli, Tsipras showed no sign of concern, describing the referendum as a "day of celebration" for his country.

But she suggested travel search is less of a concern, describing it as a developing market and noting that Google is also changing its behavior there.

How do the Federal Sentencing Guidelines address the concerns described in my introductory note on enforcement?