Sentence examples for in hand concerning from inspiring English sources

Before a mother departs to visit her son at college, she receives strict instructions from an old school mate of her own to take the boy in hand concerning matters of health, cleanliness, and neatness.

By Nancy Hale The New Yorker, February 15 , 1958P. 28 Before a mother departs to visit her son at college, she receives strict instructions from an old school mate of her own to take the boy in hand concerning matters of health, cleanliness, and neatness.

According to domestic animal researcher John Bradshaw, "Recent studies have shown that affection for pets goes hand-in-hand with concern for the natural world... Pets may help us to reconnect with the world of nature from which we evolved".

Intense religious commitment, as the history of fideism makes evident, has sometimes gone hand in hand with deep skepticism concerning man's capacity to know God.

In the debate concerning hand washing, Jesus asserts that what goes into a person cannot defile that person; instead, one is defiled by the speech and behavior that comes forth from within.

For Hayek, this modesty of aspirations went hand in hand with his concern over widespread enthusiasm for economic planning.

Overall, Nickolas Themelis of Columbia University expects worldwide waste to double by 2030.Growing wealth generally goes hand in hand with more concern for the local environment.

Sauber and Dimondstein say their commitment to saving jobs for their members goes hand in hand with their concern that private companies would simply cherry-pick the most profitable mail routes.

Hand in hand with this concern goes the spatial and temporal resolution of those data that are available, which is inevitably coarse.

Having won the Capital One Cup and lost in the FA Cup quarter-finals to Wigan at the weekend, Manuel Pellegrini's side now have only the Premier League - where they are nine points behind leaders Chelsea but have three games in hand - to concern them.

Fears about technology often go hand in hand with a concern that we're focused too much on things (the "its" of life), and not enough on ourselves and each other (the "thous").