Sentence examples similar to A usual concern from inspiring English sources
In voting with our food dollars, we enlarge our sense of our "interests" from the usual concern with a good value to, well, a concern with values.
In the first Hollywood feature to be shot on location in postwar Japan, Fuller transports to an exoticized setting his usual concern: the conflict between the moral repugnance of violence and its visual and visceral thrills.
But the anxiety seems more intense than the usual concern for a cyclical economic downturn.
Anxiety more intense than the usual concern for a cyclical economic downturn.
His health has not been perfect though his 96-year-old mother looks reassuringly sprightly and his choice of a running-mate is therefore a subject of more than the usual concern.
The usual concern that we have about globalization leading to child labor focuses on the fact that globalization might generate employment opportunities in poor countries.
And what sort of alliances does it need to improve its chances in either?In addition to its usual concern for keeping employment, research and decision-making in France, the government has had two main concerns.
Since we cannot avoid this conundrum, we must not temper our resolve to get him with the usual concern about the sovereignty of any foreign state where he may be.
What with all the recent scandals, there's even more than the usual concern about dealing with the IRS.
Moreover, the study did find negative associations between cognition and drug-levels, and the usual concern of naturalistic studies of higher drug doses used for increased severity of condition (Bolstad et al. 2011; for a discussion, see Ho et al. 2007) would rather strengthen negative associations.
The usual concern with self-reported alcohol intake is underreporting, both for general population samples (42) and pregnant women (8).
