Sentence examples for concerns at length from inspiring English sources
Allen Leon of Commack, who lives near the site and is president of the newly formed Town Line Association, would not discuss the residents' concerns at length because the group is still formulating its position.
Namely, these groups provided a safe forum in which individuals with chronic GI conditions could raise and openly discuss concerns at length and without time constraints.
In this paper, we discuss these concerns at some length and make recommendations for additional research and education discussed in the recent International Workshop to Evaluate Research Needs on the Use and Safety of Medicinal Herbs.
On the Toulon side there appears to be little open concern at the length of Wilkinson's recuperation, which has effectively ended any chance the fly-half had of touring with the Lions this summer.
It comes after MPs expressed concern at the length of the queues last month.
A spokesperson for the UK Foreign Office expressed concern at the length of the sentence and called on opposition activists to avoid inciting "violence or other illegal acts".
These peripheral, non-scientific concerns are not addressed at length in this manuscript; however they do exist, and their impact to the paradigm shifting healthcare transformation towards individualized medicine will be critical for its success.
But the testimony, presented in a 24-page prepared statement and an extensive question-and-answer session, also touched at length on other concerns.
Professor Resnik and Professor Theodore Ruger of the University of Pennsylvania have spoken and written at length of their concerns about the accretion of power in the hands of a single life-tenured official.
Despite the title and subtitle, these matters are not Beck's concern here; she has covered them at length and in detail in earlier books and articles.
He also thought it was important for humans to move beyond selfishness and show concern for others, as he argued at length in his Theory of Moral Sentiments.
