Sentence examples for more current concern from inspiring English sources

"What better demonstration that humans play by the same evolutionary rules as other mammals?" Of perhaps more current concern to anthropologists is the degree to which Homo floresiensis, with its small stature and - especially - tiny brain, will force a redefinition of humanity, at least in terms of anatomy.

Other cabinet ministers have more current concerns, feeling excluded from the key strategic decisions and resentful for what they regard as hostile No 10 briefings.

Instead, he based them on the maps and writings of Marinus of Tyre (c. 100 ce), only selectively introducing more current information, chiefly concerning the Asian and African coasts of the Indian Ocean.

"It is clearly an area of significant current concern and where more work needs to be done in developing a coherent and accessible range of appropriate services".

A similar concern was noted by policymakers and some comments suggested inviting more current policymakers.

That however, is not my current concern.

For some of you, this might be a current concern.

Whilst there were undoubted benefits from the perspective of the skills, practice and autonomy of the Birth Centre midwives, issues related to the negative impact on collaborative multi-professional team working need to be explored more fully particularly given current concerns about the safety and quality of maternity care in the UK.

But Ms Jackson said HMP Channings Wood faced a 3% cut in its government budget, which could make it more difficult to resolve the current concerns.

Compared with the sententious, one-world guff on Folklore, Furtado's current concerns are somewhat more carnal, and advertised with all the subtlety of a flashing neon sign outside a Las Vegas strip joint.

If the story McQueen offers instead has little bearing on current concerns, that's no more than par for the big-screen course.