Sentence examples for the concern that while from inspiring English sources

Some patients also raised the concern that while antidepressants may superficially fix a problem, they did not solve the underlying cause.

The limitations of this approach include the concern that while methylation can promote condensation of intact chromatin, the plasmids used in transient transfections may not necessarily assume the same configuration when methylated.

The main reason that might block the passage from morality to legality has to do with the concern that, while it is possible to isolate precise conditions under which assisted dying might be morally justifiable, it would be difficult or impossible to design institutional mechanisms overseeing the decriminalized practice that would cleave precisely to those conditions.

Assembly Bill 2878 attempted to address some of the concerns that have been raised while re-upping the authorization to impose $390 annual membership fees for attorneys.

Such was the concern that Theresa May while home secretary was considering legislation to stamp out stop and search abuses, which have shredded trust between police forces and sections of the communities they serve.

When the first interlock-equipped vehicle was displayed at the Department of Transportation in 1970, it seemed to offer a solution to the prevalent concern that license suspension, while protecting the public against the risk DUI offenders represented to other drivers, would adversely affect the employment of offenders and thus their family's welfare.

Chief Inspector Sheena Tattum, of Blackburn Police, told the Lancashire Evening Post: "This is being treated extremely seriously and we understand the concern that incidents like this, while thankfully rare, can cause in the community.

Ch Insp Sheena Tattum, of Lancashire police, said: "This is being treated extremely seriously and we understand the concern that incidents like this, while thankfully rare, can cause in the community.

Even if the concern that Americans were present while rights abuses were taking place has been put to rest, U.S. officials remain worried about illegal torture and other abuses in various UAE operations around Yemen.

ICE says it's considering such a move, while weighing the concern that criminals like smugglers might find a way to exploit such a policy when chaos hits.

The paper explores the critical concern that while agglomeration economies continue to produce a variety of employment centers across metropolitan space, relatively scarce public transit investments might be directed invariably to edifying economic centers populated by social elites who already enjoy multiple mobility choices.