Sentence examples for concerns appealing from inspiring English sources

Both industries have relied on similar advertising strategies, including mitigating health concerns, appealing to a sense of social acceptance, emphasizing psychotropic effects, and targeting specific population segments.

I have already addressed another reader's concerns about appealing a grant review in this column; check it out for further advice.

Atlanta follows that tradition as another piece of pop culture that isn't concerned with appealing to the mainstream.

But it's clear that Twitter is concerned with appealing to a more mainstream audience, and if that takes making a very simple service even more simple, then by golly, that's what they're going to do.

News media outlets seem to be so concerned with appealing to the psyche of yesteryear where "kids did as they were expected" that they disseminate stories that have serious moral and legal implications.

He feels that the so-called "liberal elite" of the former ruling party, Civic Platform, were more concerned with appealing to their foreign partners and the EU than building a prosperous country for regular Poles.

Joe Sandman, also a Cincinnati native, said he was concerned Trump was "appealing to racism and anger".

And in this case, there wasn't as big a concern about only appealing to one particular type of user.

Instead of working with the plaintiffs to address the court's concerns, the V.A. is appealing the ruling.

But though Moran's frank wit is appealing, her concerns may seem trivial to American readers accustomed to a political environment with considerably more at stake.

The disagreement between constructivists and their critics partly concerns whether to avoid appealing to intuitive judgments.