Sentence examples for concerns at once from inspiring English sources

The fact is the sculpture reflects all these concerns at once.

These are the concerns, at once existential and banal, that drive the plays of Will Eno.

Here was a way to use technology to address diplomacy, development and security concerns at once: direct payments to officers' phones, which would be transferable to the phones of their distant families, could become a powerful tool for stability, even in Congo.

Smart's concerns about the status of African journals (Smart 2007) and Horton's admonition to avoid swamping the existing information culture (Horton 2000a) must be taken seriously, and the AJPP gives strong indication that it is meeting both concerns at once.

Its concerns are at once intensely particular — rooted in old customs and modern circumstances — and universally recognizable, since Turkish society is hardly unique in its dysfunctional gender politics.

Disdaining the White House, the Senate, Wall Street and re-election concerns all at once, they reflect the declining confidence in established institutions that has transformed political debate for a half-century.

Chérie concerns itself at once with the peculiarities of time as it shapes human relationships; one cannot escape the age into which one has been born, after all.

Utility officials restarted a long-dormant nuclear reactor, 22 years after it was shut down because of safety concerns at Browns Ferry, once the nation's largest nuclear power plant.

Five respondents (25%%) indicated that their company had withdrawn MAAs (and MAs) in response to safety concerns at least once.

The earlier settings tend to be either outbursts of rapture growing in wavelike patterns of mounting intensity to climax near the end, or else, where most of the Verlaine poems are concerned, pieces at once deliciously fine and self-mocking.

Repeated promises that nuclear reactors could be made safe lost all credibility when it became known that government officials had long collaborated with TEPCO executives in covering up safety concerns at Fukushima and, once the meltdowns occurred, in concealing information about the true scale of the disaster and its medical implications.