Sentence examples similar to interest concerning that from inspiring English sources

Neither the announcement nor the article said which departments would be affected by the 130 job cuts or how the paper would address conflict-of-interest concerns that might arise from the new editorial-business partnership, which was described in the presentation as "a new way of doing business that aligns sales efforts with the content we produce".

Another point of interest concerning gene conversion that arises from this study is a preliminary indication of differential evolutionary processes operating on the CRs within versus between species.

The double duty raised conflict-of-interest concerns that persisted until von Eschenbach stepped down from NCI in June.

Consumer advocates as well as business interests are concerned that the rule-making will be done behind closed doors and be dominated either by Wall Street lobbyists or by groups hostile to business and industry.

What counts as enough in the way of shared salient B-features or enough in the way of similarity to B in salient B-respects depends in turn on the contextually salient interests or concerns that are understood to motivate the making of the comparison in the first place.

There is ongoing interest concerning the observation that patients with primary sclerosing cholangitis who have an elevated IgG4 in serum or tissue have elevated parameters of liver disease severity and a more rapid progression to transplantation (38).

A (somewhat) more specific cluster of interests concerns the way that people manage their activities over time to juggle multiple goals, and the way that people deal with difficulties in the pursuit of their goals.

With respect to any given phenomenon, the "point of interest" that concerns us lies neither in the coolly independent object nor in the subject alone, but somewhere in between (Journal, 11/5/57).

Other special interests were also concerned that businesses and residents would take second priority after nature.

I should have pointed out in the book that APCO repurposed Health Care America for the insurance industry and other special interests who were concerned that Sicko might lead to reforms that would threaten their profits, too.

As Chinese state-run companies contemplate taking ownership stakes in the Canadian oil interests, U.S. officials are concerned that they are losing access to a reliable and relatively inexpensive source of crude oil to a rising superpower.