Sentence examples for the leading concerns from inspiring English sources

The fear of addiction has been cited as one of the leading concerns by the government in its hesitance to drastically increase access to legal morphine.

Another survey from the Human Rights Campaign this year showed that the leading concerns for straight high school students were things like "trouble with classes," "college and career decisions" and paying for college.

Human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) is one of the leading concerns in healthcare.

One of the leading concerns for employers is how to keep and retain top talent.

Remaining as one of the leading concerns in public health and food safety, food-borne infections and diseases have been reported to be caused by a large variety of pathogens that contaminate food and food products.

Taken together, a series of pocketbook issues — including the economy, jobs, gas prices and energy policy — were the leading concerns of more than half of those surveyed.

The competing stagecraft is part of an increasingly acerbic political battle over how to address the nation's demand for energy, which is emerging as the leading concern of many Americans, polls show.

Ahead of the WEF's annual meeting in Davos next week, the organisation's Global Risks 2015 report found that geo-politics has replaced income inequality as the leading concern.

But it is generally regarded as the leading concern offering scholarly history-writing, corporate archival services and what it calls history-based consulting, or private studies based on a company's archives.

Paralogy is the leading concern when using nuclear genes, especially members of multigene families.

Antimicrobial resistance still remains the leading concern in global public health and food safety, as bacteria are capable of obtaining resistance gene through either genetic mutation or horizontal transfer of resistance genes.