Sentence examples for all such concerns from inspiring English sources

But United States officials say that all such concerns have been eliminated in recent years.

­Titian's model, if there was one, was probably a courtesan, probably under age, and no better than she should be, but all such concerns are irrelevant.

For all such concerns, activists did agree on one thing: Clinton needs to show up in the state and actually engage in grassroots politics.

Ideology aside, these governments resist any notion of changing a system that has done them so well.For all such concerns, though, the reforms launched by Mr Hu have persisted and spread.

It's tough to make 'happy' sound substantive or deep, but Williams transcended all such concerns by ignoring them.

Clifford Case of New Jersey (above right) and Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania, the Republican and Democrat floor managers of the bill, responded with an "interpretative memorandum" assuring the Senate that all such concerns were unfounded.

But John Peysner of the University of Lincoln sees "no evidence at all" to justify such concerns.

Such concerns all but crippled IBM during the 13-year antitrust suit against it that was dropped in 1982.

Only a few restaurants are diminutive and exclusive enough to achieve freedom from all such quotidian concerns.

It has been the glory of modern science that it has been able to emancipate itself completely from all such humanistic concerns.

All such future concerns will be put to one side for the next three weeks, as the nation luxuriates in the vaulting achievements of Britain's athletes, rowers, cyclists, sailors and swimmers in the knowledge that their taxes and lottery tickets have played a key role in their success.