Sentence examples for feeling concerns from inspiring English sources

Developers are alert to community feeling – concerns over the Ebbsfleet name are "a proxy for wider concerns about being left behind", acknowledges a spokesperson for Land Securities – but it is no wonder local residents feel excluded: the map of the proposed area covered by Ebbsfleet's urban development corporation includes land all around Swanscombe but misses out the entire existing community.

In order to assess the impact of patients giving reasons for requesting the drug upon physician attitudes, we again presented three patients: a 25-year-old graduate student seeking to cope with the stress of graduate school, a 45-year-old employee hoping to improve productivity, and a 65-year-old individual feeling concerns about his ability to perform everyday activities.

In order to assess the impact of patients giving reasons for requesting the drug upon physician attitudes, we presented three scenarios: a 25-year old graduate student seeking to cope with the stress of graduate school, a 45-year-old employee hoping to improve productivity, and a 65-year-old individual feeling concerns about his ability to perform everyday activities.

Beyond that, in our study as well as in Banjo and colleagues the factors to improve patient's overall health and wellness, to improve daily living and the assumption/fact that the drug is age-appropriate were the most crucial factors regarding the prescription of a CE drug to the 65-year old individual feeling concerns about his ability to perform everyday activities.

"Sympathy is feeling concern or sorrow for the other person".

They never stop feeling concerned about me but do not interfere.

Shamos continued, with feeling, concerning the Votomatic system, "Counting paper ballots is no picnic.

I remember standing at the edge of the boat and feeling concern about how I would breathe underwater.

Ms. Brown, who has her own cosmetics line, admits to feeling concern over her own appearance as she turns 50.

Another audience member asked him about comments he made about potentially feeling concerned about living next door to a group of Romanians.

The police officer in question later came to Clayson's office and said he was taking pictures around campus to find out what students were feeling concerned about.