Sentence examples for in future concerns from inspiring English sources

Backers of the Bangladeshi-born Rahman initially dismissed the claims against him as racism; and Pickles says in future, concerns about damaging community relations must not be an excuse for failing to investigate allegations of fraud.

The final point missed by the EAC when it asserts that "The [UK] government should concentrate on the development of more efficient biofuel technologies that might have a sustainable role in future" concerns the ability of government to pick winners when it comes to emerging and potentially disruptive technology [ 7].

And also we discuss about the future subject to guide to shift to SCNES smoothly in future concerning with waste management in the intermediate period to the SCNES.

In addition, future concerns based on recent tests in China and Japan in 2017 are also included in this study, so as to provide a general viewpoint for oceanic methane hydrate extraction.

Last month Sturgeon signalled that her party would in future vote on matters concerning the NHS in England, because it was felt that changes in policy would affect the Scottish health service.

Keune et al [ 27] report on the workshop that addressed the future concerns in environmental health in urban areas.

Examining and understanding the predictors of doctors receiving sanctions may aid the medical profession in identifying doctors whose performance might raise future concerns, in order to support these doctors and help prevent GMC referral.

The anxiety becomes too much, the expectation debilitating, the thinking confused and stressed as past nightmares and future concerns kick in again, and the body freezes.

The effect of possible other genetic differences that we will investigate in the future concern genetic differences in speed of habituation to the predator (Glowa and Hansen 1994; van Oers et al. 2005b; LaRowe et al. 2006; but see Martin and Reale 2008), in tendency to shoal (Ward et al. 2004), and in size, or combinations of these (e.g., Metcalfe et al. 2003; Westerberg et al. 2004).

Both also anticipate future concerns in their speculations about the ideological character of current scientific knowledge and in their incorporation of ideas from Mao about the relationship between theory and practice.

One of the most disturbing statistics about where Florida is right now, and what is in store for its future, concerns the fate of recent college graduates.