Sentence examples for grounded concern from inspiring English sources

Urgent pleas to address this issue are mounting -- this is a scientifically grounded concern that is recognized as a serious public health threat throughout the world.

But that was a problem for the future, and the farmers had more grounded concerns.

Meanwhile, proponents of the Core also face grounded concerns from academics, parents and some left-wing politicians about the true rigor of the standards and the limits they could place on higher-performing students.

Further potential applications of grounding concern perceptual knowledge (Chudnoff 2011), temporal ontology (Baron forthcoming), and the nature of mental content (Trogdon forthcoming).

The research that led Rojas to her IndexR concept was grounded in concerns about recycling efficiencies.

Emergency helicopters grounded after concerns about possible cracks in rotor blades have been allowed to fly again.

Liberal nationalism has also brought to the fore more modest, less philosophically or metaphysically charged arguments grounded in concerns about justice.

This choice was grounded in concerns about the impact of raised expectations of symptom resolution in anxious participants placed in a placebo, attention-control condition.

His speech broke no new ground concerning the peace process, but it was not expected to.

The aftershocks on Thursday sent coastal residents fleeing for higher ground, concerned that the tremors would again create devastating waves.

Also taken out of the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood because of similar ground concerns, the dual 2,000 Guineas winner is running out of race options.