Sentence examples for confusing concerns from inspiring English sources
"At the end of 1999," a spokeswoman, Katherine C. King, said, "we knew that the study had been concluded and we expected that this epidemiological debate would raise confusing concerns about our products.
This article aims to clarify what is at issue in these debates by identifying four distinct, though often confused, concerns and then identifying how the debates on what constitute the units of selection depend to a significant degree on which of these four questions a thinker regards as central.
These actions are misguided, and confuse concerns regarding the policy implications of testing with the regular collection of reliable information on children's academic skills.
Now, the university's president has decided to turn away federal money for an anthrax research project involving primates, leaving OSU researchers confused, concerned, and angry.
"We have confusing information concerning Deportivo Maldonado," said Pippo Russo, a sociologist from Florence University who has investigated third-party ownership in South America and beyond.
Do you want to be told by your doctor, "Oh, nobody studies your disease any more because the owner of the gene/enzyme/correlation has made it too expensive to do research?" The question of whether basic truths of nature can be owned ought not to be confused with concerns about how we pay for biotech development, whether we will have drugs in the future, and so on.
It made clear that concern about the future of journalism should not be confused with concern about the future of printed newspapers.
