Sentence examples for concerns respectively from inspiring English sources

"Exit strategy" and "management changes were the No. 2 and No. 3 concerns, respectively.

Those few still in touch – the likes of Kate Hoey, David Davis, Dennis Skinner and Graham Brady – are popular because they understand widespread concerns (respectively) about rural life, personal liberty, uncompromising values and educational aspiration.

For this purpose, stakeholders' expectations and concerns, respectively expressed in terms of objectives and risks, are identified and transformed into global value and risk indicators using principles, tools and techniques of performance measurement, risk assessment and decision-making disciplines.

Different stakeholders on campus will have to face these challenges and have their own concerns respectively and thus require different kinds of intelligence when engaging on campus.

Once Comcast files its merger documents with regulators, the Justice Department and the U.S. Federal Communications Commission will both take months to review the merger's impact on competition, focusing on antitrust and public interest concerns respectively.

Higher scores indicate low necessity or high concerns respectively.

Bloom and Lock concern, respectively, cruelty and commitment.

The polyps are of three types: dactylozooid, gonozooid, and gastrozooid, concerned, respectively, with capturing prey, with reproducing, and with feeding.

The purchaser and the user are those concerned, respectively, with obtaining and consuming the product or service.

The examples concern, respectively, the organisation of collaborative, expository, and community-based social structures for learning.

"The two strongest effects on public concern are Democratic congressional action statements and Republican roll-call votes, which increase and diminish public concern, respectively.