Sentence examples for prevailing concerns from inspiring English sources

Hermosillo's recourse to negotiated agreements and quasi-market transactions, led by an emerging group of public sector innovators, advances understanding of water policy in Mexico by moving beyond prevailing concerns with the water reform's neoliberal underpinnings to exploration of rapidly changing urban-centered experimentation.

These prevailing concerns around education were tied to most parents' decision to leave their school-aged children (particularly girls) with extended family in the village, allowing uninterrupted schooling.

These potential benefits must be weighed against prevailing concerns about NMBA therapy, including progressive atelectasis due to loss of diaphragmatic tone (with resultant hypoxemia) and, most important, ICU-acquired weakness [ 15, 16].

Besides the prevailing concerns about the slow pace of progress on mortality reduction in some developing countries, morbidity and disability are gaining recognition also as important indices of newborn health especially within the context of the expanding populations of child survivors [ 3, 4].

Now their prevailing concern is how to snare an adequate supply of men and money in the postmenopause years.

All of the various influences, added together, overcame the prevailing concern for many athletes at black colleges.

A few days after the spot began airing across Iowa, a reporter for the Huffington Post noticed that even residents who said they paid little attention to campaign ads often mentioned one prevailing concern about Gingrich: he had too much baggage.

Perhaps the only modest surprise was that Oklahoma State, which does have wins at Texas A&M and at Texas, is ranked No. 4. With so many undefeated teams, one prevailing concern is being left out after a 12-0 or 13-0 season.