Sentence examples for extant concerns from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, FEMA has serious, extant concerns about future seismic activity, and have warned that a serious quake in the region would do "widespread and catastrophic" damage, to the tune of... oh, just "the highest economic losses due to a natural disaster in the United States".
Unfortunately, little is extant concerning Kafka's socioeconomic and political views.
What remains an extant concern is of course, Beck's depiction of his encounter with Goldberg and Walters.
Numbers of this size actually occur in extant records concerning royal estates and may have been commonplace in the logistics and engineering of the great pyramids.
In spite of rapidly increasing professional interest and involvement, the extant literature concerning social marketing sponsorships remains scant.
We use a panel data approach to examine the validity of extant predictions concerning the choice of maturity, call options, convertible options and protective covenants.
The paper reviews the extant literature concerning joint commissioning employing an interpretive schema to examine the different meanings afforded to this concept.
Our focus on the ATN and DMTN is based on the rare availability of human electrophysiological data from these sites, which was determined by clinical requirements, and is consistent with extant data concerning the amnesic effects of lesions in these thalamic areas in humans (Harding et al., 2000; Van der Werf et al., 2003).
The third modification, also in step 1b, accommodates the use of projected harms, a fundamental component of climate and health preparedness, as well as ongoing surveillance data, the more common approach to prioritizing extant public health concerns.
The earliest extant mathematical result concerning perfect numbers occurs in Euclid's Elements (c.
Farah said that the extant literature was concerned with "fairly boring kinds of thinking — how long can you stay vigilant while staring at a screen and waiting for a little light to blink".
