Sentence examples for palpable concerns from inspiring English sources

These were their real and palpable concerns – a profoundly anti-teleological world view, for ultimately markets go nowhere and those operating in them live the life of a hamster on a wheel".

The party establishment has expressed palpable concern with the trajectory of Mr. Perry, whose rapid ascent has leveled off.

Burke is charismatic and friendly, and her palpable concern for her patients disarms even the toughest cases.

But the palpable concern on the state level may in time serve as a goad to national action.

Nevertheless, it is certain that, out of necessity no less than out of realism, a palpable concern for the advancement of human rights is here to stay.

Despite palpable concern in the Pentagon, the growing threat has barely rated a mention in the presidential debate over military policy, probably since there are no obvious, eye-catching solutions.

While remembering the victims, Khan said there was already palpable concern among Muslim communities in the American south and elsewhere about the role the victims' religion may have played in their killing.

But as these witnesses to the destruction of European Jewry sat under a burning sun listening to tributes by Elie Wiesel and others, there was also a palpable concern whether the people of Kenneth's generation and following generations would keep the memory of the dead alive to stand as a warning of what ethnic loathing can lead to.

The uncertainty is palpable concerning the elections.

a A 39-year-old lactating woman with an area of palpable concern in the right breast.

I think for many founders, there is palpable concern that they protect one of the most important provisions of the U.S. constitution, the First Amendment.