Sentence examples for equally of concern from inspiring English sources

"But equally of concern is Dr. Braxton's style of governance, which is highly secretive, and the direction he has been taking the church, toward a more fundamentalist brand of religion".

Equally of concern, researchers have been less than forthcoming in operations, and researchers have been considered as foreigners to those they are studying.

The prevalence rates in South Africa are equally of concern: the studies of ex-miners from Botswana, Transkei, and Lesotho, suggested prevalence rates of pneumoconioses ranging from 26%to36%6% of former mineworkers (4– 6).

In particular the decline in business performance in the UK is of serious concern to all at Slater & Gordon and equally will be of concern to our investors," Grech said.

For every benefit of CPOE mentioned, an equally vocal chorus of concern about the unintended adverse consequences of CPOE and its risks to patient safety was expressed.

Equally it may be of concern; in times where resources are tight, medical schools and students could feel they want an extra year spent studying to have concrete benefits such as an improvement in clinical exam results and therefore ranking for foundation year jobs.

That it may contain little of lasting nutritional value is of equally little concern: that is, after all, not the reason one consumes it.

Of equally great concern, sputum concentration carries a risk of decreased sensitivity (e.g., through destruction of bacilli during concentration) [ 17, 18] and specificity (e.g., through contamination during additional transfer steps) [ 19, 20].

As Dante Alighieri (1265 1321) contended in De Monarchia ("Concerning the Monarchy"), the pope, as the head of the spiritual aspects of society, and the emperor, as the ruler of the temporal areas of concern, were equally ordained by God to exercise their functions in their respective spheres of power and influence for human welfare.

Chlorinated and brominated OPFRs have a long history of use in polyurethane foam and textiles and an equally long history of concerns about health effects, particularly cancer.

The PNA report [ 12] equally raised concerns of non-adequacy of curricula to prepare students to adequately deliver the KEPH.