Sentence examples for this reflected a concern from inspiring English sources

No doubt this reflected a concern in society at large, namely that there is a risk to suspects that someone will make false allegations they will find impossible to disprove.

The passage relies on a distinction between base erudites and the erudites with whom Xunzi allied himself; this reflects a concern found repeatedly in Xunzi's writings, to separate the true followers of Confucius off from other learned people.

Marriage often entails a change of residence for one or both partners, and this approach reflected a concern with the interaction between property or economic relations and marriage rules.

This partly reflects a concern over providing ammunition to the enemies of public service broadcasting.

These messages are consistent with those that characterize Theme One, outlined above, which seems to 'make the case' for investment in ECCE, while this theme reflects a concern with compelling governments to invest more.

By contrast, the actions of family members and healers observed in this study reflect a concern with the safety and moral integrity of the group, rather than the individual rights of the person with mental illness.

This also reflects a concern about the lack of control that individual members have over the strategic direction of the network; a situation which is to be expected given the inevitable loss of program independence when a network is formed: 'One of the things I feel is while selecting organisations there has to be more democratic process of doing that.

This reflects a long-standing concern that Britain's investors are too impatient for the long bets that technology companies require.But entrepreneurs' biggest difficulty is finding staff.

This reflected both a concern about the lack of empirical evidence of the polypill's effectiveness and safety, and a concern regarding medicalisation.

Asking whether someone had eaten reflected a natural concern.

Item 6d, Afraid of being seriously ill was negatively associated with time since diagnosis, indicating that the responses to this item reflects a relevant concern early in the disease course, for instance of a goiter being malignant, a concern that wanes as the diagnosis becomes more firmly established and malignancy thus ruled out.