Sentence examples for concerns seamlessly from inspiring English sources

Unlike many academics, he is a natural writer, weaving philosophical concerns seamlessly through a historical narrative that romps along at a cracking pace, producing a text that is highly accessible without compromising the rational quality of his argument.

A few years ago the dominant worry was that a glut of serious movies would overwhelm the marketplace, the films crowding one another out, a concern that was followed almost seamlessly by the fear that such films might disappear altogether.

What sets Mr. Hussain apart as a contemporary artist in his milieu is the lucidity with which he seamlessly fuses his concerns and their articulation – content and form.

The best part of the article is the way it seamlessly shifts from alarmist concern that Valerie Jarrett might be connected in some way to known Communists to alarmist concern that Valerie Jarrett might be connected in some way to known black people!

There, I seamlessly balance business and leisure.

That these devices have been "embraced by younger generations more quickly and incorporated more seamlessly into their daily routines has heightened concerns" [ 32], p. 2. Thus, the viability of achieving < 2 hours per day of SBMU may be difficult.

We'll remember the substitutions just prior to the goals, but the ones where a player is introduced seamlessly into a team and where all concerned know what that offers, is just as impressive.

Left-back Jose Enrique, who by contrast has settled in seamlessly since his summer transfer from Newcastle, has no concerns about Carroll having seen what the striker was capable of during their time at St James Parkk.

One of the thorniest issues concerns interoperability, where devices made by different vendors are expected to seamlessly work with each other.

It's a trick to imagine him fitting in seamlessly into Coach Mike Woodson's rotation, but he is of far less concern than Stoudemire, who is only weeks away from playing after rupturing a cyst in his left knee just before the start of the season.

However seamlessly evident this may be, the fact that subpar communication still remains a matter of concern to many nurses implies that we as physicians have room to improve.