Sentence examples for concern in times of from inspiring English sources
"Unemployment has a disproportionately penalising effect on disabled people, a destructive dynamic that is of increasing concern in times of national economic crisis".
The Luo believed that they were often discriminated against by other Kenyans due to their circumcision status which led to political exclusion and even security concerns in times of social upheaval (Bailey et al., 2002).
Culture is part of a community's livelihood resources and shapes local perceptions, concerns, and behaviors in times of disasters (Mercer et al. 2012).
Our ultimate concern, therefore - especially in times of difficulty - becomes a narrowly and erroneously defined notion of public health and personal wellbeing, and our prayers are most zealously offered to the real god of our communal devotion: the almighty market.
Equally it may be of concern; in times where resources are tight, medical schools and students could feel they want an extra year spent studying to have concrete benefits such as an improvement in clinical exam results and therefore ranking for foundation year jobs.
But the truth is I would not worry if we were not in times of trouble concerning racism.
Concerns about exclusion remain, particularly in times of transition to new technologies and platforms.
These drawbacks become a major disadvantage in times of environmental concern, emphasizing the need to develop an alternative to the conventional homogeneous Lewis acid catalyst.
It can also make policy makers unable or unwilling to use adequate fiscal stimulus in times of need: concerns about the deficit limited the size of the stimulus act in 2009 and are a main reason that Congress has refused to take additional measures to cut our painfully high rate of unemployment.
UNICEF is concerned that children are extremely vulnerable in times of conflict, and their physical and mental development can be permanently damaged.
"[But] the spread of complex and often opaque trading strategies has raised concerns about potential implications for market stability in times of stress," the BIS said.
