Sentence examples for concerned with investigating from inspiring English sources

Some have argued that research on implicit bias calls for revisionism of this sort (Vargas 2005; Faucher forthcoming).[31] Researchers working in applied ethics may be less concerned with questions about in-principle culpability and more concerned with investigating how to change or control our implicit biases.

Constantly praising her purity and innocence, Mr. Amenta seems less concerned with investigating the facts of the case than in proposing his subject for sainthood.

Authorities appear more concerned with investigating what they see as a gross violation of sovereignty that badly damaged the prestige and reputation of the powerful Pakistani military.

Although the bureau would not comment directly about the target of the tap, the memorandum said the tap was conducted in Denver under counterterrorism laws for the "UBL Unit," presumably concerned with investigating Osama bin Laden, who is often referred to in government documents as Usama.

Fixed point theory is concerned with investigating a wide variety of issues such as the existence (and uniqueness) of fixed points, the construction of fixed points, etc.

Feminist epistemology is therefore particularly concerned with investigating the conditions of feminist self-understanding and the social settings in which it may arise feminist consciousness-raising sessions, women's studies classes, and so forth (MacKinnon 1989).

Another group of concerned Evertonians are investigating the possibility of setting up a supporters' trust to help the board.

Other genetic studies have been more limited in scope and concerned with either locating and investigating mechanisms of pathogenicity or determining phylogenetic relationships of isolates involved in particular outbreaks (8 – 14 ).

Concerned, he investigates and finds my father's oxygen tank has plugged up.

However this is not the first time the CMA has been urged by concerned politicians to investigate the adtech sector.

The Times article makes it clear that Wal-Mart appeared to be more concerned with protecting its fast-growing Mexican operation than with thoroughly investigating allegations that corruption helped fuel its success.