Sentence examples for welcome concept from inspiring English sources

Death is a grim but welcome concept.

While a New Edition reunion is a welcome concept, better material could have turned it into a major event.

And in doing so, she's brought in a welcome concept, one well-deployed in Asian pop culture: syncretism.

Ms. Lee admitted that she had not visited the exhibition proper but said that she welcomed the concept of artists reaching out to the public.

In the report, the MPs said that while they welcomed the concept of greater flexibility at retirement, "there are also significant risks for individuals from the new freedoms".

"Changes to local health services are decided locally – local healthcare organisations, doctors, nurses and other health professionals are best placed to decide what they need". The spokesman welcomed the concept of greater access and higher standards of care.

Ali welcomes the concept of Robin's law, but adds "if we really want to improve things, the focus should be on raising standards of care, prevention of failings in care via education and training, with appropriate punishment for failure to comply".

Utley welcomed the concept.

In addition to psychologists, many business managers quickly welcomed the concept.

20 Patients and providers have welcomed the concept of the RAID service having an effect on the health and quality of life of patients.

The reflections of members of staff were suggestive of a positive change and all welcomed the concept of families reporting their concerns.