Sentence examples for whole concerns from inspiring English sources

One of the most complex questions in Cardano's philosophy as a whole concerns the relationship between nature and the soul.

(005)" Across London as a whole, concerns were raised about sustaining an adequate pool of trained TB nurses: "In London, you're not getting enough nurses coming up through the ranks to be able to maintain the service at the same level.

It was a quibble at a time when, in America as a whole, business concerns about the climate are growing sharper, even if public opinion is not.

"My whole concern about this is that we are in denial about the severity of the problem," Mr. Noriega said.

From the perspective of society as a whole, concern with fairness has all kinds of benefits: it limits exploitation, promotes meritocracy, and motivates workers.

"It's obvious that the whole concern about youth drug abuse is bogus," said Dale Gieringer, director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws' chapter in California, where residents will vote on recreational pot in November.

Yet Mr Surowiecki doesn't want to give up on fairness altogether:From the perspective of society as a whole, concern with fairness has all kinds of benefits: it limits exploitation, promotes meritocracy, and motivates workers.

The rice kernel is modelled as a two water compartment system and as a whole concerning heat and quality.

The whole concern was then overblown, because Nixon was a shoo-in against [Democratic candidate George ] McGovern

For the nation as a whole, concern over the rising costs of college has reached feverish proportions.

In Hoxha's view, "The whole concern of the Soviet Khrushchevites was 'to preserve unity', to keep the socialist countries and the communist parties of different countries in check .