Sentence examples for picking up concerns from inspiring English sources
Members of the Plymouth Safeguarding Children Board, which carried out the review, strongly criticised the regulator Ofsted for not picking up concerns about how the nursery was being run.
"We are picking up concerns now on the microblogs about what's likely to happen as hours gets changed, and whether their incomes will be shaved as well".
10.07am: Hogan-Howe says he picked up concerns about an overly "close social relationship" between officers and the press.
Plowman, author of a study called Rethinking Young Children and Technology, says parents pick up concerns from media stories about couch potato kids who prefer computer games to sport and become antisocial and obese.
Stocks and bonds fell on concerns that inflation might be picking up.
Proactive intervention (i.e. picking up early concerns) likely makes better investment than waiting for a fail to flag a difficulty.
Picking up on this concern, Arthur Danto has famously suggested that it is in fact a non-manifest relation that makes something an artwork rather than an observable property (Danto 1981).
All but the most bearish analysts believe economic activity is picking up, though there are concerns that the growth is in response to real end-user demand as opposed to inventory restocking in anticipation of more stimulus.
Ofcom is not alone in picking up on changing privacy concerns relating to the IoT.
The volunteer field team were supplied with campaign packs and scripts, given precise training about how to interact with people either through door-knocking or on the telephone: taught how to listen, how to pick up on concerns, and to deploy the best methods of persuasion that had been honed through trial and error.
