Sentence examples for existent concerns from inspiring English sources
Our experience also validates the existent concerns that all CLA-BSI may not be preventable given the high sensitivity and low specificity of CDC/NHSN definition, as some of these positive blood cultures with significant pathogens may be related to contamination or catheter colonization [ 20].
The Arab Spring comes on top of such pre-existent Western concerns as the intractable Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the vulnerable post-Iraq war recovery and the brinkmanship over the Iranian nuclear development programme.
The first factor – existent knowledge concerning the relative efficacy of the proposed experimental and control interventions – is a principal focus of the ensuing discussion.
Concerning the sentence "The existent round square exists", Meinong thinks that it is either analytically true (and no existential claim is made) or it is the expression of an evidentially false judgment because there exists no round square.
Whatever is non-existent remains non-existent for ever and whatever is existent always exists.
The ethical concerns were non-existent, said Anand.
One version of the problem, often attributed to Brentano but perhaps more correctly attributed to Roderick Chisholm (1957), concerns thoughts about non-existent objects.
However useful to our research, publishing the complete list of available resources does not relate to the occasional request of non-existent resources and may even raise concerns on privacy.
Second, the service delivery models for addressing disability-related concerns are stretched, fragile or non-existent in many African settings.
In the town of Makeni, where workers in one hospital went on strike because they had not received hazard payments, there were concerns that some money has been diverted to to non existent ghost workers.
Note, however, that Alien, the sentence two paragraphs above purported to capture our intuitions concerning the contingency of existence, is false on this view, as every individual is a necessary existent.
