Sentence examples for concern respectively from inspiring English sources

Bloom and Lock concern, respectively, cruelty and commitment.

The two saddest films concern, respectively, a diagnostic physiologist who works the night shift in a sleep clinic and is perpetually spooked by the sound of the hospitals lifts; and a young immigrant worker cleaning the platforms of St Pancras station wondering what it might be like to travel on one of the many trains she watches arriving and departing.

Peacocke's second and third examples concern, respectively, binocular vision and the Necker reversible-cube illusion.

The examples concern, respectively, the organisation of collaborative, expository, and community-based social structures for learning.

From these two traditions rise the principal contemporary arguments for legal obligation, which concern respectively consent, gratitude, promise-keeping, fairness, necessary institutions, and public good.

The two pluralism-compatible ways in which we advocate monism concern, respectively, approaches to concepts of biological individuality in general, and to the concept of organism in particular.

"Exit strategy" and "management changes were the No. 2 and No. 3 concerns, respectively.

Those few still in touch – the likes of Kate Hoey, David Davis, Dennis Skinner and Graham Brady – are popular because they understand widespread concerns (respectively) about rural life, personal liberty, uncompromising values and educational aspiration.

The polyps are of three types: dactylozooid, gonozooid, and gastrozooid, concerned, respectively, with capturing prey, with reproducing, and with feeding.

Sternberg posited three ("triarchic") integrated and interdependent aspects of intelligence, which are concerned, respectively, with a person's internal world, the external world, and experience.

Sections 2.3 and 2.4 are concerned, respectively, with interpretative issues that have arisen in connection with the account, and with criticisms which have been made of it.