Sentence examples for Direct concern from inspiring English sources

ACCORDING to Ms. Daley, the cinema school is now delving into matters of more direct concern to studios.

For example, the particular billiard ball that Smith drops from his window is of no direct concern to physics.

Intel's share of the European microprocessor market, the direct concern of the European Commission, was 82.6percentt in 2000, according to Dataquest, a division of Gartner Inc.

The direct concern in the current case is South Korea's Civil Aviation Bureau, which is supposed to oversee Korean Air Lines and 11 other carriers.

Their ability to function will depend not only on the international economic environment but on how well a Megawati administration succeeds in handling regional conflicts, which are of direct concern to foreign investors.

Osterley accepts it is not a direct concern for those at the top of the Premier League but believes there will be developments a rung or two down soon.

Nobody saves the world; they have more direct concerns.

Neither the early life of Priam, the elderly king of Troy, nor his miserable and bloody fate are direct concerns of the "Iliad".

Despite the micromechanics design constraints, practical applications show that the workability and rheological properties of matrix can affect the fiber dispersion uniformity, which have also direct concerns on composite mechanical properties.

Our approach is novel in that we modeled IPM and the potential of nosocomial transmission as outcomes since those factors are direct concerns in settings with high prevalence of MDR-TB and (pre- XDR-TB.

There was a potential overlap here with the direct concerns of the Department of Health, whose centrally commissioned research programme continued to meet its own research needs throughout the Peckham reforms.