Sentence examples for published concerns from inspiring English sources

Most of the bad publicity Greenspan has gotten since this book was published concerns the early years of the second Bush administration.

The high-minded Institute for Government has just published concerns that Labour's 2007-10 surgeing surge pumped extra billions into the NHS, education and welfare, but that the coalition has chosen to protect the NHS, pensioners and international aid.

Exposure therapy has broad empirical support for PTSD, but it has not been studied systematically in older adults, partly due to published concerns that older adults would not tolerate the treatment.

Because of the known association between increasing gestational age during the term period and increasing cumulative risk of stillbirth, however, there have been published concerns that the 39-week rule by increasing the gestational age of delivery for a substantial number of pregnancies might increase the rate of term stillbirth within the United States.

He said they were not intended to ever be published and "why they are now published concerns no one" but the author.

As early as 1983, reflecting on medical ethicist James Childress' published concerns about war imagery in medicine, Dr. John Burnside mused on medicine as war in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

Unrelentingly productive, he published "Concerning E. M. Forster" just last December.

The first proposals to be published, concerning Northern Ireland seats, were released last week.

Only one study has been published concerning CI of the niche antibiotic temocillin [13].

Recently, a lot of papers are published concerning inequalities involving different kinds of fractional integrals.

Of the papers published concerning SBSE, a relatively small amount is related to software maintenance.