Sentence examples for concern that emerges from inspiring English sources

One concern that emerges (besides those already mentioned at the end of section 4.1 above) is that, similarly to what happens to mathematical fictionalism, the proposed framework does not allow us to make sense of actual uses of the application of mathematics.

In a qualitative study by Herbert [ 9], fatigue was found to be a significant health concern that emerged during the first few days following birth and remained at 3-months post-partum.

One of the largest concerns that emerges with a product like Omni is package security and insurance, and Omni's policy does come off as generous.

These were some of the questions of professional concern that emerged on Friday during an unusual workshop for divinity students and clergy at the Union Theological Seminary in Manhattan.

He said: "The central concern that emerged from our inquiry was the rushed sale of a struggling high street institution to manifestly unsuitable buyers.

Stone speculates that the medieval church's condemnation of same-sex sex, a concern that emerged in the eleventh century and that became pronounced in the writings of Thomas Aquinas, was a consequence of a new requirement: clerical celibacy.

The report also highlights the concern that emerging markets, which will account for almost two thirds of the world's data by the end of this decade, typically have lower rates of data protection than the global average.

Main issues of concern that emerged from the workshop discussions were on the one hand related to governmental challenges of SynBio regulation, and on the other hand to challenges of anticipatory governance of SynBio innovation.

On Monday, the retailer spooked investors when it reported a 2.0% drop in sales in South Korea, its biggest market outside Britain, and where it is making an even bigger push in the 10 weeks to November, confirming investor concern that emerging markets were losing their cushion-effect for companies who rely on demand in western markets for most of their sales.

One concern that emerged from the discussions was whether people should be wearing surgical masks in the university environment.

In a study examining district-level planning undertaken nearly 10 years ago in Kenya, a major concern that emerged was the need to 'close the gap between those who formulate policy and those who are expected to implement it' [10].