Sentence examples for concern reading from inspiring English sources

This is true -- and taken in isolation, many readers might feel less concern reading it than they felt when they opened the paper.

The last letter, addressed "To Whom It May Concern," reads, "I am free.

Their "statement of concern," read to him at a faculty meeting, outlined a grab bag of charges, some relating to governance of the university and some concerning Middle East issues that have repeatedly troubled the campus, in particular his challenging introductory remarks when the Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, visited this fall.

Primarily out of Pakistani concern (read 'fear') India has limited its Afghan aid and assistance to areas like infrastructure (building highways, roads and government buildings) health (health clinics and doctors) and education (scholarships for Afghan students to study in India), an area not new in India-Afghan ties.

Most research concerning reading attitudes focuses on the relationship between reading attitudes and reading achievement (Abu-Hilal 2000; Cheung et al. 2017; Chiu and Chow, 2015; Petscher 2010).

As far as critics of this process are concerned, read ruthlessness rather than ingenuity.

"We have a great legal team and are not overly concerned," read a tweet.

To learn more about the animal rescue operations in Japan and the associated radiation concerns, read the full PBS NewsHour report, "What's the Fallout for Dogs Near Fukushima?" and then please join the discussion below.

In addition, the measurement results concerning read range and radiation patterns for the proposed antennas are presented and compared with simulation results, showing very good agreement.

Aside from political concerns, read up on any vaccinations you might need.

(For an excellent article detailing how adult stem cell research sprang from A-bomb radiation concerns, read "Manhattan Transfer: Lethal Radiation, Bone Marrow Transplantation, and the Birth of Stem Cell Biology, ca 1942-1961"; KrAlisonlison; Historical Studies in the Natural Sciences, Vol. 39, Number 2, pps.171-218).