Sentence examples for concerns higher from inspiring English sources
The department has since been reorganized to eliminate conflicts of interest, and it has agreed to give environmental concerns higher priority in the planning, leasing and drilling process.
The environment may not top the polls as the most important issue facing this country today, but it remains vital, not just in its own right, but to all the concerns higher up the list - our economy, our jobs, fuel prices, immigration and everything else.
The unrest erupted before the global financial crisis made Western leaders more than usually eager to co-operate with China rather than confront it over internal issues such as Tibet.The West's desire to secure China's help in resolving other global crises has also frustrated Tibetan efforts to push their concerns higher up the diplomatic agenda.
The interesting point concerns higher order modulations: starting from the 16-QAM modulation, the estimated complexity of the proposed solution is ten times less complex than the classical one, for the same performance result.
Most of what I have to say concerns higher education as it is experienced by the history major, rather than the business major, and most of my examples are taken from elite liberal arts institutions.
Another difference between cases and controls concerns higher prevalence of neoplasms in colon cancer patients' relatives.
With concerns high, Banks, a senior, quickly turned the doubts into one long highlight reel.
Environmental concerns, high taxes and competition from the Midwest have shuttered all but one duck farm in Eastport and two in the nearby Moriches area.
The 2007 "Don't Tase Me Bro" video of a student receiving shocks at a political event was seen six million times on YouTube, keeping concerns high.
Industry surveys continue to rank security concerns high on the list of reasons preventing consumers (and merchants) from adopting mobile payments.
The algorithm puts the home in one of three categories: no concerns, high risk or extreme risk.
