Sentence examples for concern to address from inspiring English sources

This compulsory scheme, including the first state scheme of unemployment insurance, again reflected Britain's concern to address the main causes of poverty.

In the Microsoft Exchange environment, scalability is always a concern to address to cope with the rising use of electronic messaging in commercial or corporate environments.

It is a widespread concern to address the antibiotics in water with low-cost and eco-friendly photocatalysts that could efficiently harvest solar light.

Kierkegaard's social realism, his deep psychological and philosophical analyses of contemporary problems, and his concern to address "the present age" were taken up by fellow Scandinavians Henrik Ibsen and August Strindberg.

Consequently, feminist philosophers such as Annette Baier (1986 , 1987, Eva Kittay (1998), Martha Nussbaum (2001, 2006), and Iris Marion Young (1990a; 1990b) have pioneered the exploration of more inclusive alternative theories (to mention just a few leading feminists whose theories have been influenced by a concern to address the phenomena of disability adequately).

Inspired by the work of James Lovelock and continuing Dove's concern to address environmental issues in his music, Gaia Theory takes as its starting point Lovelock's idea that the Earth behaves as a self-regulating organism, and his description of all the inter-related processes maintaining the earth in the optimum conditions for life as a kind of dance.

Despite being sympathetic to Whitehead's plea, the IPC has bigger concerns to address.

Whether he returns Wednesday or not, the Nets have bigger concerns to address.

The Yankees have more immediate concerns to address: the shallow state of their bullpen and their offensive woes.

"There are concerns to address," Vermeil said, "I don't mean this egotistically, but with our talent and skill people......

"Our hands are full," he said, "we have not been concerned to address matters going back 25 years.