Sentence examples for concern in the first from inspiring English sources

The defender was keen to venture forward and twice caused Hearts concern in the first half.

The Giants' biggest area of concern in the first two games has been their efficiency inside the 20-yard line.

It's unclear if police watched any of the YouTube videos which prompted Rodger's mother's concern in the first place.

As Linnea Dunne usefully points out, Rihanna grew up in this world, too, shaped by the very structures that made her dress sense a public concern in the first place.

It might be as well, I interpose, to go and watch the judge… assessment of the judge's performance might well cast illumination on that which gave rise to the concern in the first place.

Manchester United The number of injuries was a concern in the first half of the campaign, though the problems has since eased and Van Gaal last week professed himself content on the subject.

Tuberculosis was a major European health concern in the nineteenth and early twentieth century (and remains so in some places today – especially with new drug-resistant strains).

With that problem solved, it was time for an old one to surface, as Coria began flexing his leg in concern in the fourth game of the opening set.

Here Descartes advocates an effort to develop a real doubt on a wide scale, the sort of advocacy that had aroused Arnauld's theological concern in the "Fourth Objections".[6] In sum, Arnauld adopted the Cartesian method that seeks to develop clear and distinct ideas and to limit assent to what is represented by them.

One major concern in the first-line imatinib treatment is the drug resistance, the patients often fail to acquire complete cytogenetic response at initial treatment (intrinsic resistance) or fail to maintain the responses during treatment (acquired resistance).

Mutton and its digestion was clearly a point of common concern in the nineteenth century.