Sentence examples for concerns reflecting from inspiring English sources

In a 1997 article in The Atlantic, he argued against doctor-assisted suicide and euthanasia, warning it would "become the rule in the context of demographic and budgetary pressures," and "would make us want to extend the option to others who, in society's view, are suffering and leading purposeless lives" — concerns reflecting the exact opposite of the views his critics now ascribe to him.

Panelists labeled Cluster 4 "Practical/ Economic/Environmental Concerns," reflecting this broad range of statements (Table 4).

We then detail the views of pregnant women and providers on the generally positive program synergies from integrating HIV testing and counselling into antenatal care and then discuss the remaining challenges and concerns reflecting the social relations that underpin service delivery.

How do patients' concerns reflect larger cultural dynamics?

Such concerns reflect the pressure that increases by the day on the South African government.

Some memory decline reflects normal aging, they say, and some concerns reflect psychological angst.

Butler said Japan's decision to ignore Australia's concerns reflected poorly on the government's diplomatic efforts.

Her concerns reflect the tension between customary law and the transitional constitution in the world's newest state.

Some concerns reflected the struggles they have known as young residents of some of the poorest precincts in the nation.

Their concerns reflected the Czech Republic's failure to address its past, according to Tereza Vavrova, Anti-Komplex's director.

The commissioners' concerns reflect a public fretfulness evident on the many websites and forums that air disputes between neighbours.