Sentence examples for rational concern from inspiring English sources

"There is no rational concern for human health".

But when does rational concern for one's health spill over into irrational obsession?

Focusing on the consumption of alcohol or drugs as a particularly pernicious form of risk-taking seems to have more to do with images and ideologies of maternal self-sacrifice, purity, and decadence than with rational concern for fetal well-being.

The more rational concern here is that Porsche is coming very late to the SUV game, and one has to wonder why, what with an AMG version of Mercedes' ML Class SUV and BMW's amped-up 350- horsepower X5 4.6is about to go on sale.

"I hope that I'd notice if, say, Aaron started wearing a tie on his head," I told a friend the other day, because I've reached the stage where I am discussing this with friends like it's a rational concern.

Timothy wrote on the ConservativeHome website: "Rational concerns about national security are being swept to one side because of the desperate desire for Chinese trade and investment".

He was justly concerned that the Russians would go to great lengths to prevent him from being champion, but ultimately rational concerns tipped into paranoia, and Fischer started to turn on his closest friends and confidants.

As Professor Bickart said, the wounds from the attacks of Sept. 11 -- especially among New Jerseyans -- were still raw, and emotion may be driving spending patterns along with more rational concerns over unemployment and stock market losses.

Irrational fears about risks, rational concerns about traffic, stricter policing of private land and loss of derelict spaces, the rise of computers and social media and the commercialisation of play.

One member who had signed the Protect the BBC petition, said "I very much hope that you will manage to rise above the fray and offer once more an opportunity for the expression of rational concerns about her [Kuenssberg's] aptitude to be expressed".

Timothy wrote on the ConservativeHome website in October 2015, that it was "baffling" that the government was allowing Chinese state firms to invest in sensitive infrastructure and that "rational concerns about national security are being swept to one side because of the desperate desire for Chinese trade and investment".