Sentence examples for dual concerns from inspiring English sources

But every night seems to have a golden moment, and though they resonate longer than buzz-band Palma Violets, it's the Unthanks who best address Other Voices' dual concerns of history and innovation.

The stock market resumed its free fall Monday on mounting fears about the stalling economy and worries that the government had few options to increase growth, dual concerns that overshadowed the downgrade of long-term United States government debt.

The students helped study the applicability of this concept on a national scale, addressing the dual concerns of filling a lack of access to dispute resolution in courts, as well as providing an alternative forum for dispute resolution.

And as communities across the region continue to grapple with dual concerns, the West Nile virus and the chemical spraying, the lobster deaths and the fate of the lobstermen put out of work suggest that the stakes can be high and the facts often elusive.

His third main point in his introductory remarks also succinctly expressed his main dual concerns as a Palestinian person and an Israeli citizen: "We support a Palestinian state for the Palestinian People and we struggle for equality for the Palestinian Arab minority within Israel".

The Iron and Paintbrushexhibition underlines his dual concern for structure and decoration.

Based on the dual concern model of conflict resolution, four interpersonal conflict resolution styles were assessed via self-report and videotaped behavioral enactment: cooperation, contentiousness, accommodation, and avoidance.

Drawing on the dual concern model of Pruitt and his colleagues, it was predicted that situationally induced high self-concern would result in high joint outcomes for female dyads - as high as those for male dyads under any conditions.

In keeping with its dual concern about scenario scholarship and scenario planning practice, the book also offers guidance to would-be scenario developers including, but not limited to, the specific of the method that has evolved into the Oxford Scenario Planning Approach (which also serves as subtitle to the book's title).

The dual concern model assumes that conflict strategies have two concern dimensions, that for the self and that for the other person.

Strategies arising from the free responses of participants to the puppet scenarios were classified and counted based on the dual concern model.