Sentence examples for degrees concerned from inspiring English sources

Then, simply formulated results on input output stability are obtained, based on the relations among the homogeneity degrees concerned with the considered systems.

Three of the segments (totaling 70%) were to varying degrees concerned about global warming and supportive of policy responses, two (totaling 18%) were unsupportive, and one was largely disengaged (12%), having paid little attention to the issue.

But relative to other countries in our sample they have lower degrees concerning these safety related attitudes.

She said that organisations were to a large degree concerned less for people's safety but from a fear of personal injury lawyers.

Her performance pieces have always, to some degree, concerned the brevity and brutality of life, the inescapability of death and pain.

It was under L'Engle's influence that we willed ourselves to be like Meg Murry, the awkward girl who suffered through flyaway hair, braces and glasses but who was also and to a much greater degree concerned with the extent of her own intelligence, the whereabouts of her missing scientist father, the looming threat of conformity and, ultimately, the fate of the universe.

For parents, decisions were influenced by: fear of bullying and, to a lesser degree, concerns around the impact of the strabismus on their child's vision.

To what degree are you concerned with your own aging?

-To what degree are you concerned about the aging of friends or family?

The second concerned the degree of divine wrath imputed for transgressions ("God is angered by my sins").

Although everybody does this to a certain degree, most aren't concerned with being someone they're not.