Sentence examples for more theoretical concerns from inspiring English sources

Russell's significant social influence stems from three main sources: his long-standing social activism, his many writings on the social and political issues of his day as well as on more theoretical concerns, and his popularizations of numerous technical writings in philosophy and the natural sciences.

The more obvious this has become, the more our theoretical concerns have turned into active opposition to these reforms, leading to the BMA to move to a position of total opposition to the Bill in November last year, a move which is fully endorsed by the GPC, and subsequently supported by a growing number of professional bodies.

But Mr. Bloomberg has clearly had more than theoretical concerns about the issue from the start.

Worse, the dollar could collapse as investors in dual-currency bonds in the mid-1980s fout.Fort.For investors in emerging-market debt, however, risk is of more than theoretical concern.

He said the United States spent hundreds of millions of dollars to defend against bioterrorism threats such as anthrax, smallpox or avian flu, which were more a theoretical concern than a real threat at present.

Avascular necrosis (AVN) following hip arthroscopy is more a theoretical concern than a true clinical problem.

While an earlier, shorter manuscript describing the development of these scales has been published elsewhere (Nakata, IKeno, Naganuma, Kimura, & Andrews 2012), this more theoretical paper is concerned with the detailed step-by-step process of the development of this benchmark assessment.

That is more than a theoretical concern.

To the contrary: he sees philosophy as essentially in the same line of work as science, but mostly concerned with more theoretical and abstract questions.

In children, too, concerns about overheating may be more theoretical than real.

At long last, time has caught up with her, and the very things that cut her off from the mainstream — her boldness, her theoretical concerns — have made her, and especially her "Wheatfield" project, more necessary than ever.