Sentence examples for concerns the reader from inspiring English sources

You should also offer to answer any questions or concerns the reader may have.

Sections on privacy, confidentiality and data integrity have been provided to help allay the many concerns the readers might have in those regards.

In this edition, Neruda begins to move away from the highly personal, often hermetic poetry of the first Residencia volume, adopting a more extroverted outlook and a clearer, more accessible style in order to better communicate his new social concerns to the reader.

To achieve the evaluation goal, the power consumptions of the different smart phone states concerning the Reader-IC (RFID) (e.g., "reading the tag" or "RFID is powering the transponder") are extracted from the power measurement.

And then, too, Kibby is a bit too much of a sap to arouse serious concern in the reader about his fate.

This literature as machine and game is remarkable for its lack of any concern for the reader: "... the game is finally less vital for us than it seems to have been for Gombrowicz" (p. 68).

Reacher's laundry, as it happens, is a topic of some concern among the readers who visit Child's Web site.

I concur wholeheartedly with the concern raised by the reader.

Neither is Khalidi all that concerned with providing the reader with help.

It was the Guardian's active promotion of gambling that was the concern of John Thompson, the reader who prompted the original column.

In writing the story, were you concerned with balancing the reader's sympathies between Lea and Tomer, on the one hand, and the Palestinian demonstrators on the other?