Sentence examples for shift in concern from inspiring English sources
Economic concerns, both personal and general, continue to dominateFOLLOWING on from George Osborne's reassurances that Britain is a "resilient economy" we speculated that this month's Ipsos-MORI issues index might reflect a shift in concern.
I'm aiming for a subtle shift in concern, one that gives Dana Andrews his cultural due and highlights how William Holden came to define a brutal blond American masculinity.
Disquiet about this issue is higher in London (23%), and amongst Labour voters (25%)This shift in concern from the general economy to a more personal level ties in with Ipsos-MORI's November Political Monitor data showing that 48% of Britons feel that the recent economic upturn has had no impact on their standard of living, despite wider optimism about the national economy.
John Heilemann points out that the shift in concern to the economy benefits Romney.
Mr. Romney and Mrs. Clinton appeared best positioned to benefit from a sharp shift in voter concern from foreign affairs to the economy.
The balance of respondents who think business conditions are improving has risen to 16 percentage points, up by 3 from the end of 2014.Yet this stable outlook hides a shift in the concerns of business leaders.
Robert Kavlock, a senior reproductive toxicologist at the Environmental Protection Agency, said these concerns "caused a shift in worry from cancer to noncancer" effects of environmental pollution over the past decade.
Several participants highlighted concerns with this growing shift in care delivery.
Over the past few years there has been a definite shift in awareness concerning the infinite challenges still facing women at every level.
Without a doubt, a greater understanding of Treg/Th1/Th17 pathways will lead to a shift in perspective concerning the functional basis of the immune system and lead to improvements in the prevention and treatment of tumor [ 44] and other immune pathologies.
The shift in policy has concerned human rights groups and some members of Congress, who say escalating violence may become a byproduct of the redirected aid.
