Sentence examples for concern which is not from inspiring English sources
However, this is a universal concern which is not specific to the interRAI suite.
7 25 26 32–35 The argument, sometimes addressed by the previous literature, that information on the Internet can threaten the trust relationship and the balance of roles between doctors and patients, seems a concern which is not supported by our evidence.
The original MET calling criteria contain the criterion "concern", which was not included in the VSS.
As this economist points out, embargoes only work if one completely blockades the country concerned, which is not an option.
Not because they are visions of the future, but because they underline a particular set of concerns, which is not that the machines will kill us but that we will become irrelevant.
The SpREUK questionnaire [Ostermann et al., Forsch Komplement Klass Naturheil 2004 11 346 53; Büssing et al., Health Qual life outcomes 2005 3:1–10; Int J Psychiatr Med 2007 37 39 57; Zeitschr Gesundheits 2008 31 35 7] appears to be a good choice for assessing a patient's interest in spiritual concerns which is not biased for or against a particular religious commitment.
First, it appears to be a good choice for assessing a patients interest in spiritual concerns which is not biased for or against a particular religious commitment.
The instrument appears to be a good choice for assessing a patients interest in spiritual concerns which is not biased for or against a particular religious commitment.
RBS had received complaints from two clients – in October 2010 and January 2012 – about the activities, and in November 2011 one of its traders raised concerns, which were not heeded.
What a real and representative study would probably show is that Muslim women in Britain have a whole host of concerns which are not very different to other women of comparable social and economic standing.
On the other hand, classes of each component might be realizing other multiple and specific concerns, which are not the main purpose of the component.
