Sentence examples for concerned to respond from inspiring English sources

Malebranche was concerned to respond to all of these arguments against occasionalism, particularly as they were developed in the work of scholastics such as Suárez.

However, Kierkegaard's analysis of despair arose not simply from his interest in the human condition, but from his concern to respond to problems that he regarded as specific to the modern age.

London Meeting for Sufferings in the 17th century served as a political pressure group, lobbying Parliament for relief from persecution, coordinating legal strategy, and using the press for public appeals; in the 19th century they broadened their concerns to respond to sufferings everywhere.

Adaptation is externally driven, concerned with how to respond to environmental challenges such as market conditions and exogenous change.

Rather, it involves a willingness to listen respectfully and attentively to his partner's concerns and to respond non-defensively and non-coercively with an intention to come up with a mutually satisfying resolution.

Clinicians in our study clearly expected their coworkers to voice such concerns and to respond to others speaking up in an appropriate and receptive style.

To which Atkinson replies: "It's concerning to hear artists responding in this way.

He wrote Clay concerning his slowness to respond to the problem of fugitive slaves; Clay never responded.

"They are concerned about their capacity to respond to changes and deliver them effectively".

I'm not concerned with our ability to respond with any compliance issue we faced".

The Coast Guard is also concerned about being able to respond to emergencies involving cruise ships, which are already starting to operate in summers in parts of the Arctic Ocean.