Sentence examples for more obvious concerns from inspiring English sources

The record in that case was thin, but Ohio's use of lethal injection raises more obvious concerns.

Anecdotally there have been incidents where students have expressed more obvious concerns about their own future and their own place in the world.

These differences were significant in the overall group of boys and girls and more obvious concerning stunting in the different age groups.

Geoffrey Rose discussed the merits of adopting the strategy of treating the sick population rather than the sick individual [ 77]; yet so far, population targeted interventions have hitherto been confined to only more obvious public health concerns such as heart disease, smoking, and obesity.

Mr. Chia said that criticism about the number of foreign students — which reflects broader concerns about the government's bringing in foreign talent to bolster the work force and economic growth — had been growing since the 1990s, but that concerns became more obvious as people turned to the Web to air their opinions.

The immense human toll is a far more immediate and obvious concern.

But other than that more obvious way in which people might concern themselves with status, what are some of the more subtle ways in which we engage with status?

"For the three parties that were not prepared to endorse it, they each had obvious concerns, some were articulated more than others," he said.

CWA's concern in the issue was more obvious earlier this year, when GOP obstructionism threatened to shut down the National Labor Relations Board.

This raises some obvious concerns: Do I sell before prices drop even more?

Chelsea are not weighed down by such concerns and can enjoy the fact that two of the more obvious banana skins in pot two come from England.