Sentence examples similar to the outset concerns from inspiring English sources

As we noted at the outset, concern over a health topic or outcome represents a common mechanism of many theories of persuasion and attitude change, and also with many health theories.

So far, candidate-gene approaches have provided the most convincing evidence for the action of natural selection on particular genes, particularly when functional evidence is also available, despite the bias inherent to such approaches due to the need to make assumptions at the outset concerning the genes likely to be subject to selection.

And Spencer Abraham, Mr Bush's energy secretary, has repeated for the umpteenth time that there is a serious supply crunch.At the outset such concerns seem reasonable.

Despite claims from Balpa's chairman, Captain Mervyn Granshaw that "we were determined from the outset to concern ourselves only with the facts", the report makes some very basic mistakes which could leave readers confused.

From the outset Darwin concerned himself with the unity of humankind" (p. xvi).

Since the constitution was of foreign origin, it was a source of controversy from the outset, specifically concerning the Emperor's role and Article 9. Besides, Shintô and the state were clearly separated, and Yasukuni Shrine too was made independent from the state, and has since been privately funded.

From the outset, residents raised concerns that the new water source was causing a spate of rashes and hair loss.

Mr. Pinsky said that members of the Kingsbridge alliance have been included in discussions about the armory from the outset, and their concerns were reflected in the 2006 document asking for proposals from developers.

From the outset, ActionAid expressed concern that developing countries were not being treated as equal partners.

From the outset he was concerned with human rights, particularly the exposure and inhibition of police and army brutality.

South Wales police announced they had dropped their investigation into the incident following complaints from the public, saying: "From the outset, our primary concern was for the victim who was spoken to by a police officer in the presence of his father and he does not wish to make any formal complaint.