Sentence examples for history concern from inspiring English sources

Ramirez might well be the best bat available, but the caution lights — his injury history, concern over his willingness to acknowledge his defensive limitations, and the possibility that signing him could require forfeiting a top draft pick — could make for a fascinating dynamic in the market.

The main characteristics measured were education level, family medical history, personal medical history, concern about hypertension, salt preference, reducing salt intake, and willingness to undergo genetic testing for salt-sensitive hypertension.

A typical case history concerns a housewife who abhorred spiders.

Viewed through the long lens of human history, concerns over government tyranny are always legitimate.

An example from history concerns the great outbreak of cholera in London more than a hundred years ago.

These novels offer peculiar versions of history, concerned mainly with marginal people who end up, despite their natures, in the middle of big doings.

One of the genuine puzzles of early Christianity, and of much subsequent Christian history, concerns who is to blame for Jesus' death.

She tells us what's missing (apparently, whole chunks of history concerning the Hemingses elided by Jefferson and his family, with the tacit support of a white-supremacist society), and posits and supports her case for what did occur.

Yet these distinctions are not as helpful as they at first appear: history concerns facts, but, because these have to be arranged and explained, the historian "is a dealer, not in certainties, but probabilities, and is therefore a romancer".

The approach is illustrated using a case history concerning a road embankment constructed of tropical red soil in western Kenya.

The negotiations about what stays where for Mobileye and Intel are reminiscent of one of the other big M&A deals in Israel's tech history, concerning Waze.