Sentence examples for one particular concern from inspiring English sources

One particular concern is that the effect of birth weight on the physical health of infants might be spurious due to omitted unobservable factors.

One particular concern is the growth of a compensation culture among complainants or, more likely, among the legal community.

'That includes rape, murder, organised prostitution and drug dealing.' One particular concern of the police is growing narcotic use among young locals.

One particular concern is that the financial and credit problems at the root of the global recession have not been dealt with satisfactorily.

One particular concern was to introduce better controls over the institutions "responsible for the indoctrination of the young": the schools, the universities, the churches, which were seen as failing that essential task.

One particular concern for markets is that if the Liberal Democrats form a coalition with Labour, they would make the issue of electoral reform the next government's priority, rather than addressing the deficit.

"Maybe it's a social network that decides it's going to go to India — and it's going to be the entire web for everyone in India — but end up leaving the whole country beholden to one particular commercial concern for their news, and the selection of what they do every day".

Our annual readers' survey has in past years highlighted this issue as one of particular concern.

Walsh the parent vows to devote a significant portion of air time to the other side of the issue that has held him in its thrall all these years, and one of particular concern to women: safety.

Academics know this, and one expressed particular concern over the future during MIT's "Life in 2025" panel.

One particular objection concerned the timing of the board's hearing.