Sentence examples for concluded concerns from inspiring English sources
The challenge posed by the development of world opinion, he concluded, concerns a country's image in the world that is, its reputation in world opinion.
The US Federal Reserve voted to keep the cost of borrowing at virtually zero last night as its rate-setting committee concluded concerns about the global outlook outweighed signs the domestic recovery is gathering strength.
With the above as background, we now summarize what we can conclude concerning attribution of the various waves revealed in this study (see also summary in Table 2).
And the board concluded that concerns about the Panetta review justified the search.
An advisory panel in May concluded that concerns over dangerous bleeding outweighed the benefits in patients with the condition.
An OFT investigation concluded the concerns were justified, and it is now considering Diageo's offer to sell most of the Whyte & Mackay business with the exception of two malt distilleries at Dalmore and Tamnavulin.
Convinced that global warming is an imminent danger and that wind and solar power could never supply enough energy to power the planet, he researched nuclear energy's negatives and concluded that concerns about waste, terrorism and meltdowns were overblown.
The slide in Conseco's fortunes is an embarrassment for Mr. Harkins, who is the president of Thomas H. Lee Partners, an investment firm that invested $500 million in Conseco on Nov. 30, and said that it had done complete due diligence and concluded that concerns about the company's financial prospects were unwarranted.
The Villanova/Rutgers team concluded with concerns about premature causal attributions regarding movie violence on societal violence and cautioned scholars from making the kinds of premature causal inferences that were made by the Ohio State/Annenberg team.
Following an analysis of both we concluded that concerns about dignity could be organised in four common themes: environment of care; staff attitudes and behaviour; culture of care; and specific care activities.
Based on their definition of vitamin D deficiency, i.e., 25(OH D < 20 ng/ml, the IOM <span class="lh">concluded that concerns about widespread vitamin D deficiency in North American population is not well founded.
