Sentence examples for One's own concerns from inspiring English sources
Specific to this primary election, feminism is about casting a vote based on which candidate lends the strongest and clearest voice to one's own concerns.
Families may disregard someone's own concerns; one delegate mentioned a friend whose "husband refused to take her" to the doctors.
The ministry's own concerns about the impact on Dibru-Saikhowa national park remain unaddressed.
But News Corporation executives said the political priorities at the Republican Governors Association and its emphasis on low taxes and economic growth dovetailed with the company's own concerns.
But Mr. Lindsey cautioned that Mr. Bush was still "evaluating options" and hinted at the administration's own concerns about the rising deficit.
Gregory wished to recall him to the program on which the papacy had been insisting since the reign of Innocent III, but Frederick's own concerns were with his European domains.
Hamas's own concerns about its future if it loses its base in the Syrian capital, Damascus, appear to have driven it partly to compromise on demands for the release of certain prisoners in exchange for Sergeant Shalit.
A clue to Mr. Graham's own concerns about the problems of the Democratic Party here may be detected in how close he is willing to allow Mr. Pajcic's fortunes to be identified with his own in the coming weeks.
In light of this, Emily's own concerns felt almost trivial: moving in with another family, transferring schools, being separated from her friends, whether she'd still have health insurance.
The report highlights older people's own concerns about their position in society; 61% of over 65s think society sees them as a burden, and 57% think the media encourages the idea that older people are a problem for society.
The world of medicine provides an emblem for Self's own concerns with language; how polysyllabic pile-ups and esoteric coinings can conceal ideas rather than make them precise, how language is the disease and the diagnosis.
