Sentence examples for concern in itself from inspiring English sources

Their composure, Mr Jun argues, is a concern in itself.

Antibiotic resistance in these beneficial microbes, either intrinsic or due to any mutation does not manifest a safety concern in itself.

"These findings further indicate that e-cigarette use by our nation's youth, which is a major concern in itself, may also be a gateway to smoking," American Heart Assn.

Critical items consist of specific atypical behavior which may be a concern in itself, regardless whether it reflects internalizing or externalizing problems.

That deaths of members of F0 are avoidable, via malaria prevention, does raise an ethical concern in itself (again, the principle of nonmaleficence would be relevant here).

Although the rise in prevalence of type 2 diabetes in the pediatric population is cause for concern in itself, the risk as these children continue into adulthood will undoubtedly be a greater public health burden.

"The way he's talking is concerning in itself," Lasorda said while standing near the batting cage in Port St . Lucieas the Mets took batting practice.

It's concerning in itself that Griffen seems to be sick of his club's mediocrity and now seeks to follow his former talented team-mates Callan Ward and Jarrod Harbrow to expansion sides the Giants and Gold Coast.

But the novel's flight from pressing concerns is in itself significant.

Clearly there was a number of players that partook in far too much alcohol which is a concerning matter in itself.

He goes on to add that, "overheating in the junk bond market might not be a major systemic concern in and of itself, but it might indicate that similar overheating forces were at play in other parts of credit markets, out of our range of vision".