Sentence examples for concerns of mass from inspiring English sources
These sentiments demonstrate a dramatic change in both the tone and public awareness surrounding jails, as concerns of mass incarceration have gone mainstream.
His regime also dismissed concerns of mass hunger during the last major food crisis in the region, in 2011, despite evidence to the contrary.
We will conduct a series of sensitivity analyses which may lead to concerns of mass significance due to multiple testing.
The visit and several other official engagements by Mr Kim follow the spectacular removal of his uncle, Jang Song-thaek, for an alleged coup attempt, triggering concerns of a mass purge.
Critics of the report have repeatedly noted that intelligence agencies, in the months before the Iraq War, endorsed faulty assessments concerning weapons of mass destruction.
It has until Dec. 8 to detail programs concerning weapons of mass destruction that senior Iraqi officials say they do not have.
Madeleine Albright has said: "We do not agree that if Iraq complies with its obligations concerning weapons of mass destruction, sanctions should be lifted". If this means that Saddam Hussein is the target, then the embargo will go on indefinitely, holding Iraqis hostage to their tyrant's compliance with his own demise.
First there was Afghanistan, initially justified, unnecessarily prolonged; then Iraq, under what turned out to be a false pretext concerning weapons of mass destruction; and then Libya, where America's support "from behind" proved absolutely essential to the success of the air campaign that helped overthrow Muammar Gaddafi.
The D.N.C. and Hillary Clinton seem to have underestimated the concerns of a critical mass of people, leading to Trump's victory.
While the US government doubtless has genuine concerns about weapons of mass destruction, these are not the principal reasons for wishing to conquer Iraq.
