Sentence examples for concerned instead of from inspiring English sources

But, for the moment, some employees say they are still concerned: "Instead of taking opportunity to change course, [management] are being vindictive," said one staffer.

As far as indexing is concerned, instead of concatenating low-level visual features in high-dimensional spaces which results in curse of dimensionality and redundancy issues, we adopt a perceptual symbolic representation based on color and texture concepts.

As far as faceted structures are concerned, instead of wavelength, we considered the average base width value which was calculated from a large number of line profiles drawn on the respective AFM images.

If you are genuinely concerned, instead of offering advice, ask questions, such as, "I know you must have given a lot of thought to your decision to (fill in your blank here).

Working in partnership to increase the value for all concerned, instead of constantly having to resort to litigation – now there's a novel idea.

Most concerning, instead of basing the calculation of QALYs consistently on utilities that were obtained in a single European neighbor population as response to a lack of primary German data, many analyses included in our review mixed multiple sources.

As far as trabecular thickness is concerned, instead, significant lower values of Tb.Th were recorded only in rats fed calcium-deprived diet plus PTH (1-34) administration (Group 4) with respect to baseline rats (Group 1).

The governor was concerned instead with the licensed cartel of wholesale distributors and their unionized drivers with a monopoly on out-of-state wines.

However, in the order-theoretic setup, one would be concerned, instead, with the order-preservation of this solution correspondence.

"The difference is Left Renewal are being open about our goals and intentions, and engaging with transparent political concerns instead of double-speak about 'unity' that allows very few voices".

Sir Edward Leigh, a former minister, said breaking up the coalition would be one way of showing fed-up Conservative voters that Cameron was serious about addressing their concerns, instead of being shackled to the Liberal Democrats.