Sentence examples for concerns arises from from inspiring English sources

Another set of concerns arises from purported facts about similarities among and interactions across different societies vis-à-vis morality.

A related set of concerns arises from current models of human recognition memory, many of which assume the existence of two separate forms of information that can support recognition decisions [30,31].

Mobley and Thomas were held out, however, because of concerns arising from Mobley's physical examination.

If there were concerns arising from victory here they are historic ones.

Holden says concerns arose from team management's observations of "the recovery practices that players have adopted".

That must have been the greatest of many concerns arising from this performance for the Wolves coach, Tony Smith.

Management initially stopped pumping operations on Friday because of safety concerns arising from the labor protests over job security, she said.

The PM observed in response that "We might have our own Katrina," an apparent reference to security concerns arising from Qatar,s relationship with Iran.

The commission said its initial review suggested there were "serious competition concerns arising from the companies' strong position in a number of steel markets".

And now, for the first time, largely because of security concerns arising from the Sept. 11 attacks, the forum is moving to New York.

The House approved a $512.9 billion military bill that addresses a host of concerns arising from wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, including combating makeshift roadside bombs and equipping more vehicles and troops with armor.