Sentence examples for reader's concern from inspiring English sources

The books exceptional rigor and clarity make it valuable whether the reader's concern with nuclear ethics is professional or personal.

I think it speaks directly to the reader's concern that The Times doesn't make it a rule to publish excerpts from Times Books.

Arthur Brisbane: I share the reader's concern about the quotes used, but on balance, it seems the reporter took reasonable care to keep the sources' identities safe.

For all that the texts are fully transcribed (even interruptions from listeners are recorded), there is an unaccountable neglect of a reader's concern for historical and dramatic detail.

And as his monologue becomes increasingly filled with judgmental rage against the world, the reader's concern about his physical ailments gives way to feelings of suffocation and annoyance.

In August 2011, Steven Crist, publisher of The Daily Racing Form, e-mailed Mr. Hayward, forwarding a reader's concern the takeout rate was "outside the parameters of the law".

"Thank you for bringing your reader's concerns to our attention," a Nationwide spokeswoman said.

I have already addressed another reader's concerns about appealing a grant review in this column; check it out for further advice.

This research will boost the reader's interest concerning the emerging contributions of irradiation and materials such as mica in electrical engineering.

On pages two and 11 they have reprinted a lengthy reader's letter concerning the trial of the five killers of Ryder.

Q: What is your message to the science-savvy reader who's concerned about the representation and the understanding of science on the Hill?