Sentence examples for including the concern from inspiring English sources
Several barriers hinder this, including the concern that opioids hasten death.
He said he would not be driven by "artificial time scales," including the concern that failure to reach a deal could put new pressure on the pound and on the yields demanded by investors for the bonds that finance the country's enormous government deficit.
In this context, Bowman and Haire (1976, p. 13) defined corporate social responsibility (CSR) broadly as "including the concern for the impact of all of the corporation's activities on the total welfare of society".
But data don't support some of the fears that were initially voiced, including the concern that family members would coerce their aging grannies to avail themselves of the new law.
There is a legitimate policy-based foundation to Steele's criticism, including the concern (implicitly acknowledged during the president's statement on Thursday) that any tax levied on banks will simply be passed down to shareholders or consumers, as opposed to compelling executives to take smaller bonus packages.
There were significant barriers to reporting bullying, including the concern that nothing would change and that targets would be labelled as trouble-makers.
These viewpoints are defined by a variety of factors, including the concerns of interest, level of abstraction, observers and context.
Such viewpoints are defined by a variety of factors, including the concerns of interest, level of abstraction, observers and context.
Nevertheless, the regulatory barrier that exists includes the concern for residual amounts of insect cell and Baculovirus proteins.
Other treatment considerations still include the concern for increased pill burden and the potential for drug-drug interactions with HCV medications and concomitant administration of antiretroviral therapy.
And the new government in Kiev agrees to constitutional reforms and "a broad national dialogue" to include the concerns of all regions and constituencies.
