Sentence examples for natural concerns from inspiring English sources

These are natural concerns — especially given the unhinged brutality of ISIS in Syria and Iraq.

We all have natural concerns about Big Brother, and you don't necessarily want to know who's driving.

Yet there are natural concerns that this is somehow the first step toward reinstalling Thomas as the head of basketball operations.

The separate specialty of gynecology had become fairly well established by 1880; its union with the specialty of obstetrics, arising from an overlap of natural concerns, began late in the century and has continued to the present day.

Failure and success and outsize ambition — "to want to be perfect," as Henry puts it; "to want everything to be perfect" — these are fitting themes for a crowd-pleasing baseball story, yes, but they are also the natural concerns of a serious artist coming to terms with his powerful talent and intentions.

The post looked at the company's Web site and highlighted two crucial challenges: one, how to make the site seem inviting and simple enough that first-time visitors will get the idea and start using it and, two, how to overcome natural concerns about putting two strangers in the same car.

Perhaps Americans have a natural concern about someone who is not comfortable admitting personal mistakes.

The UK has no "legitimate interest" there beyond a natural concern for human rights.

Yet it is a natural concern when the purse strings have been pulled tight and university entry's become more difficult.

Privacy, also, is a natural concern when dealing with the Internet, particularly when sensitive information is being transmitted through computer servers that do not always seem secure.

Reputational management is a natural concern, but not something that should be considered more important than the lives and wellbeing of those communities affected.