Sentence examples for illuminated concerns from inspiring English sources

With its harsh judicial tactics and an ever-widening net of suspects, the trial has also illuminated concerns about the accrual of power by Mr. Erdogan and questions about his commitment to democracy.

In contrast to the helpful and forceful response of Libyan officials to the attack on the American consulate, Egyptian officials' tepid response to attacks the same day on the American Embassy in Cairo has illuminated concerns in the Obama administration that "bigger, longer-term problems" lie in Egypt, Helene Cooper and Mark Landler write.

As more women, and mothers, have joined these global circuits of labor migration, public and academic attention has illuminated concerns about child well-being for families who are seeking to better the life chances of the next generation.

One, which this belated book of eye-witness accounts illuminates, concerns the origins of the invasion.

In this way, new Xuanxue-Daoist insight comes to illuminate concerns typically associated with Confucian philosophy, sweeping aside any partisan obstacles along its path.

It illuminated major concerns among the committee members about issues from Whitehall process to high politics which their report itself must now not shirk.

The agency began the investigation last May after receiving 29 complaints from owners that the air-bag warning light had illuminated, raising concerns that the air bag would not function properly in a crash.

Grunfeld and Earle (2010) note that there is little research on patients' perspectives concerning models of survivorship care [ 29], and our study begins to address this gap, by illuminating patients' concerns about and experiences of primary care follow-up.

Clovis's life as a religious man illustrates the challenges then faced by the Catholic bishops and illuminates their concerns with evangelism.

Whereas research aims to contribute to fundamental knowledge and theory and to illuminate societal concerns, evaluation aims to determine or improve program effectiveness [ 26].

The ethical concerns illuminated here are, in a very real sense, anything but 'academic,' and neither philosophers nor the broader human community can afford the luxury of treating them as such.