Sentence examples for without concerns of from inspiring English sources
"London has a world renowned nighttime economy and people should be able to enjoy it safely, without concerns of serious crime.
The delisting will leave the group free to raise funds without concerns of breaching anti-terrorism laws and to shift the focus of its now considerable political support, which includes scores of members of Congress and former top officials including ex-directors of the FBI and CIA, toward its campaign to topple the present government in Iran.
Today, the contemporary residential design has been promoted in cities without concerns of the essence of vernacular houses.
Provided that routine extubation criteria are met, patients can be safely extubated early (within 1 hour) after major cardiac surgery without concerns of further pulmonary derangement.
They emerge as an alternative solution for accomplishing a desired biotransformation without concerns of cell proliferation, complicated cellular regulation, and side-product formation.
Therefore, it is possible to modify NK cells with an antigen-specific scTv gene without concerns of "TCR mispairing", a phenomenon commonly found in TCR-modified CTLs (Kershaw et al., 2005).
These studies confirm earlier findings that suggest blood conservation devices can be used without concern of exacerbating infectious processes [22].
That's because, in the prototype phase, designers are asked to dream without concern of meeting demands of crash tests, manufacturing difficulties and materials costs.
The horizontal orientation of the well inside the reservoir gives an advantage of creating large brine circulation volume without concern of entering cooled brine to the production area (Feng 2012).
It means that the client can share devilish details without concern of being judged on their tawdry divulgences.
You can, however, work to create an environment where people trust they can show up with raw emotions and have the space they need to process and deal with heavy emotions without concern of judgment or reprisal.
