Sentence examples for wide-ranging concern from inspiring English sources
"wide-ranging concern" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It refers to a topic or issue that affects a large and diverse group of people, or a variety of different aspects or areas. Example: Climate change is a wide-ranging concern that encompasses not only the environment and wildlife, but also human health, economy, and social justice.
Crossbencher Baroness Meacher, seen as the most likely leader of the revolt in the Lords, said on Monday that there was wide-ranging concern over the impact the tax credits changes would have on large numbers of families earning low wages.
HAIs are a wide-ranging concern in the medical field, not only because of morbidity and the possibly of lethal consequences for patients, but also because of extended hospital stays and associated high costs [ 2– 5].
He said the revelation raised wide-ranging concerns about oversight of contracting services which went to the core of maintaining quality in the NHS and should prompt a full review of the Serco contract period.
He added that there was still anxiety about how the Department for Education was going to respond to the wide-ranging concerns raised by many of the academics, teachers' leaders and others who had been involved in the formulation of the plans in the run up to their publication.
Autonomy and capacity issues are also numerous, wide-ranging, and concern (1) day to day affairs such as driving safely and spending money wisely, (2) life-time events such as designating a legal representative in case of incapacity, making a will, (3) consenting to treatment and diagnostic procedures, (4) participating in research.
Tanzania's eagerness to close the Mtabila camp is the result of wide-ranging political concerns.
One of the saddest anecdotes in Hay's wide-ranging narrative concerns Fanny Imlay, Wollstonecraft's elder daughter.
However, the mechanism of OC sorption to metal oxides is still an area of intense research due to wide-ranging results concerning the reactivity of soil sorbents arising from the complexity of OM and technical difficulty in analyzing mechanisms dictating OC sequestration.
They were not questioned, searched or arrested during their time in London, even though many of the attendees were from countries our own government identifies as having "the most serious wide-ranging human rights concerns".
Data from the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills reveals that in the first six months of 2014 the UK granted licences worth £63.2m of arms sales to 18 of the 28 states on its official blacklist, countries about which the Foreign Office has the "most serious wide-ranging human rights concerns".
Such a wide-ranging definition may raise concerns that the resolution could be used to undermine foreign assistance in a wide range of armed conflicts, including theoretically at least US plans to train and equip other rebel groups in Syria.
