Sentences with phrase «set of concerns»

And this trend has created an entirely new set of concerns over accuracy.

Each voter has their own set of concerns.

A DFW airport limousine or taxi service will have a different set of concerns than a Rivercrest real estate agency.

Regardless of whether you run a farm, a retail store, restaurant, biomedical research company, or dentist's office, you have a set of concerns that are specific to the nature of your work.

These individuals are fortunate they don't have to worry about rush - hour traffic to get to their offices, but working from home brings about a whole new set of concerns.

However, this brings its own set of concerns related to privacy.

Senior travelers have a different set of concerns than younger travelers do.

Business travelers have a different set of concerns than vacation travelers do — primarily focused on timing.

Due to its nature, a cruise trip vacation has its own set of concerns as there are many different types of arrangements such as flight, cruise, various ports, shore excursions, tours etc., the chances of something going wrong related to your trip are much higher.

In teaching religious principles, the issue has a different set of concerns than other subjects might, perhaps, as tenets of a religion are presented as a universal truth and moral code.

Same set of concerns that we see confidentiality, security, all those things, people are very concerned about it, but when it comes to actually doing something about it, again, a very, very small percentage of lawyers actually take the standards precautionary measures that they're asked about.

In a related set of concerns, the treaty seems to envision an entirely new IP regime for broadcasting signals, meaning that these signals will have their own conditions, limitations, and scope.

Instead of individually - minded, «homogenous globules of desire» that act with our own best interests in mind as certain social darwinists would have it, we're deeply affected by an irrational set of concerns like the opinions of others and ideologies.

Building off of the set of concerns established in his Porosity series, Nesbit's Manifold paintings are similarly made by manipulating acrylic paint through the backside of vinyl screen prints.

«Bound Unbound: Lin Tianmiao» traces the arc of Lin's career from the mid-1990s, foregounding a body of work that addresses a broad set of concerns that range from gender roles to personal and cultural identity in post-Tiananmen China.

While there, Ruthenbeck very quickly developed an aesthetic style and a set of concerns that, although influenced in part by Beuys and the interest among many of the Kunstakademie in Arte Povera and Minimalism, were also distinct from them in a rigorous commitment to exploring geometric shapes and forms.

Stein's probing of the correlation between language and the physical world — and Fowler's act of recontextualization — exemplify a set of concerns shared by the works presented here.

Since 1968 the museum has been the leading place to explore the diverse set of concerns that informs art by African - American artists.

In his 1998 book Relational Aesthetics and his 2002 Postproduction: Culture as Screenplay: How Art Reprograms the World, Bourriaud set out to define what he believed to be a new set of concerns emerging in contemporary art.

Some artists focus exclusively upon a narrow set of concerns but manage to find nuanced and varied expressions of them.

The Rileys and Canadays of this world represent a set of concerns that, despite a continued and growing marriage between fashion and art, will not go away.

Distinct as their artworks are in style, period, and place, the artists all share a common set of concerns.

The twenty new works shown at Mary Boone gallery in New York take up the artist's previous interests once again, revolving around the same set of concerns in a different part of the globe.

New York's older modernist tradition resounds in uncertain repetition with a much more contemporary set of concerns.

This character from a whole other part of the city, from a whole other life style, from a whole other set of concerns, shows up and almost immediately goes away.

These individuals are fortunate they don't have to worry about rush - hour traffic to get to their offices, but working from home brings about a whole new set of concerns.

Pre-existing homes have a different set of concerns from new homes such as disclosures, termite damage and home inspections.

As this emergent Agent - Publisher construct grows into a mainstream strategy, it brings to the surface a set of concerns that deserves interrogation.

Elected officials, educators, and opinion leaders must also widen their set of concerns.

With the new label of «equity assistance centers,» they can now provide technical assistance and training to support a broader set of concerns important to a school reform agenda rather than only to a school desegregation agenda.

Similarly, meeting Andra provides Kate with an entirely new set of concerns: Is secretly wishing for Andra to die so that her family can be «happier» with a larger home as sordid and shameful as it gets?

If anything, he challenges himself by limiting his capital to an effective cast of two, a single set, and a small set of concerns, primarily the death that steals the mind before it claims the body.

Unmarried parents face a unique set of concerns in life, and that includes taxes Before filing, consider these federal tax considerations: Head

However, this approach comes with its own set of concerns.

Whether you are looking for safe postpartum exercises, pelvic floor friendly workouts, programs designed for women in menopause or high intensity interval training — your trainer should be able to design that for you in a way that works for YOU, taking into consideration any and all issues that may accompany your unique situation or set of concerns.

Dopplers (the instrument used to hear the baby's heartbeat) come with their own set of concerns and some doctors prefer not to use them because they do pass on some radiation.

Reading the paper set some of my concerns at ease: in all cases, the informed consents of sample donors stated privacy breach as a potential risk, and the data usage terms did not explicitly prevent re-identification.

«The Conflicts of Interest Board has raised a set of concerns, we'll certainly engage them on that,» he said.

But adding to the mothering workload at 40 presents an additional set of concerns.

With an estimated 25 percent of adult kids of the Boomerang Generation living at home right now, millions of us are dealing with «extended parenting» — which involves a whole new set of concerns and pressures.

But they shared a set of concerns.

Woe to the reader who does not at first recognize the set of concerns packed into such a phrase as a post-Hegelian interpretation of Kant.»

From time to time, a set of concerns reaches something like a critical mass.

By infusing her feminism with an identifiably Anglican set of concerns (patristics and ecclesiology, for example), Coakley points the way for black Baptist feminists or Pentecostal feminists to do work that elevates their own traditions.

It seems to indicate a different way of working, a different set of concerns than those of, say, Karl Rove.

But selling one home and buying another is not without its own set of concerns: repeat buyers must correctly time their current home's sale and upcoming purchase.

Each watch list profile represents a set of evaluative criteria designed to capture a particular perspective or set of concerns.

Pessimists, on the other hand, can point to two sets of concerns that could lead the SEC to give the thumbs down.

High home prices create «two realities» that in turn lead to distinct lifestyles and sets of concerns, according to some residents.

So there are two distinct sets of concerns here, one that would exist even in the absence of credit concerns, and the other that directly involves those concerns.