Sentence examples for indicating a concern from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, the term "frigidity" became popular, indicating a concern that women achieve sexual pleasure with their husbands.

Among his first moves will be to visit Glasgow film festival this month, perhaps indicating a concern that Edinburgh is being eclipsed by its increasingly popular rival.

One such charter of Wiglaf's, granting privileges to the monastery of Hanbury in 836, does not exempt the monks from the duty of constructing ramparts, indicating a concern for defence.

Negative emotions were described in two ways; firstly in relation to what would happen during the appointment, indicating a concern about physical pain or the embarrassment of being exposed to strangers.

Shore and Shore (1995) suggested that repeated instances of fairness in decisions concerning resource distribution should have a strong cumulative effect on POS by indicating a concern for employees' welfare [ 47].

However, Amnesty International has indicated a concern about the time taken for the transition to a new approach.

I constantly expect him to shout "hang on", or something that might indicate a concern for my welfare as we round a blind corner.

But the energy minister, Charles Hendry, told the Guardian: "We have indicated a concern that [the FIT] is intended for micro-generation.

Current literature has indicated a concern about standards of maternity care experienced by pregnant women who are seeking asylum.

Particularly, distrust due to malevolence indicates a concern that the trustee will engage in a harmful behavior with ill intention (Pavlou & Dimoka 2006).

The presence of egg and gum may indicate a concern for practical matters such as rolling, stretching and storing preprepared canvases.