Sentence examples for Altruistic concern from inspiring English sources

Ohlsson seemed almost wounded by the suggestion that IKEA was a multibillion-dollar business, rather than an altruistic concern.

We argue that altruistic concern for the well-being of the less well-off leads many affluent Americans to support antipoverty policies and the Democratic Party.

Krugman notes that an altruistic concern for future generations is necessary to pass legislation that would limit emissions in a "Big Bang" manner.

Their study found that "[w]omen expressed greater levels of altruistic concern and cooperation for the sake of the ecosystem, while men expressed more competitiveness for resources".

Self-interest may be a natural human trait, but when it comes to public health other countries are showing the U.S. that what appears at first to be an altruistic concern for the health and care of the most vulnerable — especially children — may well result in improved health for all members of a society, including the affluent.

And did the money really come from secret, though perfectly legal, funds accumulated during his final stint as prime minister, from 1986 to 1988, or did it come from corporate kickbacks a bit later?It is possible, of course, that Mr Chirac's reluctance to answer such questions from the judges is indeed driven by an altruistic concern for the greater good.

Once again, the point is not that Levi's decision was driven purely by ethical, altruistic concerns.

According to our research, 60% of salespeople are driven by intrinsic or altruistic concerns.

There are several reasons why we should care about this, beyond altruistic concerns.

Alternatively, those focused on more altruistic concerns reported better emotional status.

Age: Older respondents tended to report higher proportions of goals related to leisure activities, sports, and social altruistic concerns.