Sentence examples for concern to fill from inspiring English sources
Dr. Ajamoughli, like many Muslim doctors around the South, came to Gadsden in 1996 after being recruited by a medical search concern to fill a shortage of small-town doctors.
Likewise, negative numbers showed that SEAMAP holdings were relatively higher than references found during the preliminary literature search, suggesting that acquiring data in these references were of lower concern to fill gaps.
Dr Abbot-Smith advised those who are concerned to fill out an online questionnaire, such as that offered by Talking Point, which can help to decide whether a child needs.
Originally there were three of us, concerned to fill the gap left in Hull after its schools reorganisation in 1989; I am still hoping that I can create a permanent niche for the class somehow, somewhere – it should not depend on one individual.
"I think that his biggest concern was to fill the hole that Alex left in our personal life — me and the boys," Jennifer Lowe-Anker said.
Tell Rob Andrew to go back to whatever it is he does with the rest of his time, instruct the Professional Game Board to get on with something useful and stuff Fran Cotton's questionnaires into the shredder, because it no longer matters that most of the players concerned refuse to fill them in.
The arguments in support of GM food range from the ethical and practical how will we feed the world without GM food and animal feed?—to the scientific in which evidence is collected to address some of the opposition's concerns and to fill in gaps in our knowledge.
The samples provide estimates of population exposures to key contaminants of concern and begin to fill a critical gap in our ability to link exposure and health outcome data (NCEH 2003).
And they didn't just have love lives; they had jobs and friends and extended families and real-estate concerns with which to fill their many plotted hours.
The league's bigger concern may be how to fill the void Manning leaves behind on Sundays, when he was the headliner in any game in which he played.
"Much like Katrina, supply-loss concern could cause folks to fill up their tanks.
