Sentence examples for new concerned from inspiring English sources

Polyoxymethylene dimethyl ethers (CH3 O–(CH2O)n–CH3, PODEn, n>1) are new concerned environmental benign alternative components for diesel fuels.

The third scale, labelled personalised perceived effectiveness (α = 0.915), comprised six items: relevant; stop and think; taught something new; concerned; motivated to take action; and confident to work on.

At the same time, however, Labour advances in graduate-packed wards in Norwich and Southampton will invite optimistic Labourites to imagine the creation of a new socially concerned middle-class base.

This doesn't mean that the material itself is new — all concerned have taken the opportunity to buff their anecdotes, like silver, over time — but it's useful to find it packaged together, and even Wilder scholars should rejoice to find Tony Curtis, especially, in such brazen form.

Since learning of TDCJ's new policy, concerned friends and family members have been seeking clarification of its scope.

A new category concerned uncertainty about end-of-life care.

Most complaints presented at GP cooperatives were new and concerned acute problems[ 14].

Three of the new items concerned potential consequences in social contacts and relationships of being diagnosed with HIV: fear of losing one's family or friends (e.g. [ 21– 24]) and fear of negative consequences in sexual life [ 25].

Among alert messages reported on the WHO outbreak news website, >300 concerned new outbreaks detected from 1997 to 2004 (we could not access previous WHO archives), and 90 of these concerned cholera outbreaks.

Unfortunately, things were again very, very boring, so Eichmann was greatly relieved when, after four or five months of Freemasonry, he was put into a brand-new department, concerned with Jews.

4) Spay/Neuter Fund: Generous and concerned New Yorkers voiced their concerns about donated moneys for a governmental spay/neuter program that the government apparently took from for other funding (in other words, "doggie double-dipping" into the people's animal fund).