Sentence examples for evoked concerns from inspiring English sources

The intensive physical and psychological stress of emergency medicine has evoked concerns about whether emergency physicians could work in the emergency department for their entire careers.

The demonstration of increased production of ROS during exposure of normal tissues to hyperoxia evoked concerns that oxygen therapy could exacerbate IR injury.

The intensive physical and psychological stress of emergency medicine has evoked concerns about whether emergency physicians could work in the emergency department (ED) for their entire careers.

The Knicks' deployment of parabolic microphones to record player conversations during two recent games evoked concern in the N.B.A. — but not from its commissioner.

Over the next few days, an oxygen requirement developed, and bilateral opacities were shown on chest x-ray, which evoked concern for possible acute respiratory distress syndrome.

When she was admitted to our institution after no improvement in her illness, leukocyte count was 21 × 10 cells/L (normal range 5.9 16.3 × 10 cells/L) and chest radiograph showed a nonspecific opacity in the right middle lobe, which evoked concern for pneumonia.

While Mr. Blocher evokes concerns about prosperity and pensions, the Swiss themselves rank as Europe's second-richest people after those of Luxembourg, with an annual per capita income of about $46,000.

And it also evokes concerns and fears".

That has benefits, but it "also evokes concerns and fears".

Pertinent in this respect, is the recent brouhaha over the Taiwanese President's inauguration and India's uncertain response that only evokes concerns about weakness or irresoluteness.

In Arkansas, in the midst of heated debate over its then pending campus-carry bill, the university chancellor, Joseph Steinmetz, issued a strongly worded statement evoking concerns about putting the safety of students in jeopardy with the increased presence of firearms.