Sentence examples for concern seen from inspiring English sources

Though his influence is clear, Grossman's intensity clashes with the ambivalence and concern seen in the eyes of some on-the-ground officers and officials who don't quite know what to make of it all.

With China slowing and the American economy causing concern (see article), the outlook is less favourable.

And with such considerations the courts have no concern.' See, also, Ellis v. United States, 206 U.S. 246, 256, 27 S.Ct.

The Gulf is once again a source of envy more than concern (see article).Surely only good can come from so much cash?

These events represent "crises"—i.e., turning points when the human relation to the sacred becomes a matter of special concern (see also rite of passage).

Finding ways to protect them is an urgent concern (see main story), anthropologists say.

7 Because the number of Southern immigrants in the North was still small in 1920, this is not much of a concern (see Tolnay et al. 2005).

In these models, the existence of time periodic solutions is an important problem which has attracted many authors' attention and concern, see [3 16] and the references therein.

The literature on the topic is vast and is best considered as a separate topic from our current concern (see e.g., Thomason (1997) for an overview).

Indeed, they were clearly articulated in a 1997 report by the National Bioethics Advisory Commission to then President Bill Clinton that identified key areas of concern (see box).

The quantitation added to the manuscript addresses this very valid concern (see Figure 2 above).