Sentence examples for world of concern from inspiring English sources

As she says toward the beginning of the show, "This documentary process is my way of building a bridge or opening a doorway between my previously solipsistic existence and a larger world of concern".

The health of women all over the world is of concern to health care professionals.

Differences in economic traits and the distribution of wealth amongst the peoples of the world are of concern for understanding human history [1] as well as in applied macroeconomics [e.g., [2] [4]].

Capp recalled to Kahn that it wasn't long before his skills led him to the world of adult concerns: One day a twelve-year-old boy … sidled up to me and said, "Jeez, you're a good drawer".

I say "essential", because this opens up a whole new world of possibility concerning garments that are laughingly called "a dress" but finish halfway up the thigh of an averagely built woman.

This all changes, however, when our practical engagement with the world of our concerns breaks down.

Most of the time, we encounter ourselves as immediately and unreflectively immersed in the world of our concerns rather than as standing over against an "external" world of objects.

If the science of emotion is supposed to provide an explanation of a widely experienced kind of mental state, and in terms that can be communicated to the general public, then it might be better to stick with the complexity, fuzziness, and overinclusivity of "emotion" than to retreat still further from the world of everyday concerns into new scientific jargons.

The ministers expressed hope that it would help defuse a diplomatic crisis that pitted Iran against the International Atomic Energy Agency and, increasingly, the world because of concerns that Iran is determined to become a nuclear power.

Michael Henke and Brian Leyland-Jones opened the eyes of the clinical oncology world to concerns of increased mortality rates with ESA administration to patients with head and neck cancer undergoing radiation therapy or patients with metastatic breast cancer undergoing first-line chemotherapy, respectively (Henke et al, 2003; Leyland-Jones and BEST Investigators and Study Group, 2003).

In case I needed reassurance that the sum of the world included items of concern to my generation, there were the Beatles (most successful group).