Sentence examples for concerns that industry from inspiring English sources

"The rapid expansion of fracking has invited legitimate concerns about its impact on water, air and climate — concerns that industry has attempted to gloss over".

Protests in Inner Mongolia last week were partly due to concerns that industries like coal and mining — largely dominated by ethnic Chinese — are destroying the grasslands used for herding by the indigenous Mongolians.

By allowing a substantial within-group variation of ATPs, this sub-sample approach alleviates the concern that industry competition might be a proxy for ATPs.

Recently the financial relationships between industry and professional medical associations have come under increased scrutiny because of the concern that industry ties may create real or perceived conflicts of interest.

Such an approach can lead to concern that industry may be selecting scientists whose previous work has concurred with an industry position.

33 All the included RCTs were sponsored by Bristol-Myers Squibb 20 21 24 26 28 or AstraZeneca 22 29 31 27 29–31 which might introduce some potential bias, due to a concern that industry funding was strongly associated with favourable outcomes.

While the industry has promised this will not be the case, Warner states: 'When market forces are placed on the industry there are real concerns that the industry will not maintain its undertakings.' The secret report also lambasts the government for allowing casinos to accept punters without requiring them to become members.

There has been concern that industry-supported manuscripts may selectively report study data that make a medication or therapy appear more efficacious than it actually is [ 39- 41].

"I'm just concerned that in Alberta our industry is oil and gas, and if we're going out into the future, you should not dovetail everybody into that industry because that isn't the future.

Some tycoons, like Roman Abramovich, a friend of the Yeltsin family who owns vast assets in Russia's oil and aluminum industries, have gone untouched by state investigations, raising concerns that some industry leaders are more equal than others.

"The rapid expansion of fracking has invited legitimate concerns about its impact on water, air and climate — concerns that the industry has attempted to gloss over," they wrote.