Sentence examples for persisting concerns from inspiring English sources

FROM A DISSENT By Justice Kennedy With Chief Justice Rehnquist For close to two decades after Roe v. Wade, the court gave but slight weight to the interests of the separate states when their legislatures sought to address persisting concerns raised by the existence of a woman's right to elect an abortion in defined circumstances.

The safety is one of the persisting concerns related with Lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries, among which the internal short-circuit is the most dangerous abusive situation and has always been the root cause for several catastrophic accidents in recent years.

Its counterpart, LG Electronics, dived by 5.8%, to 68,300 won ($49.69), on persisting concerns about its own earnings.

Persisting concerns dependent on changes to the context, personal circumstances and preferences, indicate that 'granular' privacy control over which health information should be shared with whom remains an important issue that deserves further research and development in practice, as has been discussed in previous work [ 51].

Besides complex patent ownership and marketing history, the limited indication and use of DRZ reflect the persisting concerns of interference with antitumor efficacy of anthracyclines [ 3], of induction of secondary malignancies, and of myelodysplastic syndrome [ 4], although recent meta-analyses [ 5] do not support these concerns.

Markets open again Monday with persisting concern about Europe, anxiety about the prospect of a double-dip recession and continuing fallout from the historic downgrade of the U.S. credit rating by Standard and Poor's earlier this month.

SARS and persisting concern over pandemic influenza are the contemporary flashpoints.

The depletion of TOP2B by DRZ characterized in this study may also help to resolve the persisting concern of this drug's interference with antitumor efficacy of anthracyclines.

This question is not new in QoL research, but remained a matter of persisting concern (Koller et al, 1996; Sneeuw and Aaronson, 2002; Groenvold et al, 2007).

Significant problems persist concerning political prisoners and minority activists held without trial.

Controversy persists concerning the potential association between intraoperative use of hetastarch (ie, hydroxyethyl starch [HES]) and postoperative bleeding in patients undergoing surgery.