Sentence examples for concerned views from inspiring English sources

This section summarizes the views of workshop participants organized according to Positive Views and Concerned Views.

Dr. Barish, who was a professor of radiology at New York University Medical School from 1976 to 1991, then chief radiotherapy physicist at the Cancer Institute of Catholic Medical Centers of Brooklyn and Queens, takes a more concerned view of the health risks, but focuses on another point: the inconsistency of regulations among industries and govenment agencies.

This may reflect an 'accommodating' phenomenon whereby women who already view themselves as 'bad' girls (i.e. active drug users, highly active sex workers) are less concerned with societal views and stigma.

(2) What are the strengths and aspects to improve of each programme from the perspective of the concerned actors in view of a better services integration?

Professor Mulligan is a serious and concerned analyst; his views are not the rant of those who see death panels lurking around every corner.

Young scientists who are just getting their first grants will be seriously concerned that their views and opinions are not going to be welcomed by government.

Trichet told the EU leaders that they did not understand the gravity of the euro crisis, prompting Sarkozy to interrupt him to declare that he was more concerned about the views of the French public than he was about those of central bankers.

Of the students who expressed the highest possible concern about protecting their class schedule, however, 40percentt still posted it on Facebook, and 47 percent of those concerned about political views still provided them.

(Concerned parents can view the fascinating documentary "Minecraft: The Story of Mojang" for more info).

They tried to portray the environmentalists as a group of elitist snobs more concerned with the view and the fish than with people.

That official also said he believed that Mr. Gore was so concerned about being viewed as independent from the administration that he might change his mind on a choice if it looked like he was following the president's counsel.