Sentence examples for concern reflects from inspiring English sources

Ben Sapers, a 33-year-old primary-care doctor who completed his training last summer, said such concern reflects a dim understanding of medical education today.

This sharpening of official concern reflects the fact that a decade of globalization has allowed a keener dissection of its characteristics.

One possibility is that the level of concern reflects a sudden, sharp surge in crime, rather than the absolute number of victims.

Campaign strategists say the politicians' concern reflects that of millions of Americans who have seen their portfolios and pensions shrivel while a few well-connected executives have gotten rich through questionable dealings.

Customer balances shrank by one-quarter in the month before JPMorgan Chase came to the rescue.Hedge funds' concern reflects their symbiotic relationship with prime brokers (investment banks sometimes even provide office furniture to budding George Soroses).

This concern reflects a general trend towards "urbanising" government in developed and developing countries that are grappling with the need to re-think urban planning, investment and finance in the context of diminishing public funding and an increase in the role of the private sector.

The National Marine Fisheries Service lists alewives and bluebacks as "species of concern," reflecting threats to the population.

And yet there is palpable unease about the case; concern reflected in many of today's newspapers.

(This last concern reflected the lessons policy makers drew from their experiences in Korea, another topic Kaiser barely mentions).

Whatever reassurances Mr. Greenspan may offer, the staff at the Fed is very worried about a Japanese scenario for the United States -- a concern reflected in their research agenda.

A simple interpretation of Copenhagen would say the delegates were motivated by altruism and shared concern, reflecting a dispassionate assessment of risk and rational decision-making.