Sentence examples for diffuse concern from inspiring English sources

Here, the Waterson Family took the stage as a more diffuse concern – nine people, related by blood or marriage, lined up together.

Indeed, there is still a diffuse concern about the compliance and tolerability of chemotherapy in such patients (Daniele et al, 1999).

However, there is still a diffuse concern about the tolerability of cisplatin in elderly and/or unfit patients (Earle et al, 2001; Bunn and Lilenbaum, 2003; Hennessy et al, 2003).

He tried to diffuse concerns about the spokes.

And though the play teeters under the weight of its diffuse concerns, you can't hold its intentions against it.

These terms, which attempt to diffuse concerns about locking away essential ecosystem goods and services, move us toward consideration of protected areas for freshwaters.

Some observers feel that the PLP's delay in calling elections was intended to diffuse concerns over these allegations, and that the renewed focus on Gibson and Smith ensured further delay before elections are called.

Matthew Maguire's play — about two couples, all biologists, tackling a SARS outbreak in the South while struggling to resolve their relationships — gets bogged down in its multiple, diffuse concerns, despite its laudable attempt at humanizing professionals in scientific fields (1 30).

Image analysis revealed that in four out of six incorrectly staged T factors, tumors were described as inhomogeneous or diffuse concerning demarcation to normal gastric wall.

Barnett's statement also diffused concerns over a combined AT&T-BellSouth owning too much wireless spectrum, the airspace licenses that carriers need to sell wireless services.

1038, 1045, 103 L.Ed.2d 308 (1989) (STEVENS, J., concurring), and generally should not eschew this responsibility based on some diffuse, instrumental concern for state autonomy.