Sentence examples for concerns about life from inspiring English sources
The Catcher In The Rye: I was shocked to find my fears and concerns about life were shared by others.
The news prompted more than 100 comments by readers by lunchtime on the Web site Syracuse.com who expressed their concerns about life without a daily newspaper.
On the way back to the navy yard, they talked over concerns about life on the Waterpod, including the issue of food.
But in his latest work Mr. Gonzalez Palma replaces eye-catching theatrics with a far subtler approach to showing concerns about life and death in a country where a 35-year civil war has unleashed untold suffering on its civilians.
In an illustration of both a flagging economy and concerns about life in Lower Manhattan, nearly half the available space came from corporate tenants that no longer need it because of layoffs or relocation to Midtown, Brooklyn or the suburbs.
Just around the corner, the Rev. Richard J. Tillman of St. Charles Borromeo Church took a different approach, arguing that concerns about life also applied to the invasion of Iraq, which the Catholic Church has opposed.
10 Severe myelosuppression in the acute postoperative phase raises many concerns about life-threatening sepsis, poor wound healing, and increased risk of other significant complications.
With luck, in a century or so, the issue of how mind fits into the physical world will seem as quaint as the corresponding concern about life.
Michael Phelan, 26, a Ph.D. student in bioengineering in Philadelphia, is deeply concerned about life in a post-climate change world as well.
Among those expressing concern about life settlements at the Senate committee hearing in April were insurance regulators from Florida and Illinois, who argued that regulation was inadequate.
Other magazines are about news or fashion or music; The New Yorker is largely about its editor's interests, and as a result, staff members said they were deeply concerned about life after such a prominent cultural fixture as Ms. Brown.
