Sentence examples for a concern of a from inspiring English sources

Is this usually a concern of a pet owner?

The Yasukuni visit, he said, was a concern of a much lower order of magnitude but was nevertheless "very disappointing".

JON LEE ANDERSON: its a concern of a lot of people but the jury is still out on this, as so little, in fact, is now about the islamists in Libya.

Of course, writing can be coarsened and corrupted — that is always a concern of a free press — but writing that is felt deeply and that is truthful is not usually corruptible, and if it is corrupted the discussion becomes, What made it possible to happen, what was the appeal?

That's a concern, and it's a concern of a high enough magnitude that all you have to do is ask John McCain and Bob Dole, how did that turn out for you?" Although Mr. Romney came within a whisker of winning the Iowa caucuses in January, he was not nearly as competitive in rural regions of the state like the southeast.

James Tomkovicz, a law professor at the University of Iowa who filed a brief for the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and other groups, said today that the decision had broad implications as a demonstration that "crime control is a concern of a free society, but not the only concern".

Perhaps more importantly, the swiftness addressed a concern of an associate of Mr. Combs implicated by the documents, Jimmy Rosemond.

This brings to a concern of an appropriate backbone NRTI in the first-line regimen in resource-limited countries.

(Ladbrokes said: "We would never tolerate victimisation of an employee for raising a concern of any nature").

That's a little bit of a concern of mine".

The matter of St. Basil's mission is a concern of Sandra R. Galef, a state assemblywoman.