Sentence examples for almost as much concern from inspiring English sources

The ageing of China's population causes almost as much concern as the maturing of its debt.

Indeed, Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian prime minister, is causing almost as much concern as his Greek counterpart.For other G20 leaders, the euro's crisis poses the biggest threat to the stability of the global economy.

Penrose was almost as much concerned with preparations for the publicity surrounding the opening as with the show itself: he was desperate for the public to finally "get it" about Picasso.

Domestic companies stand to benefit almost as much as foreign concerns from the promised candor.

It is a considerable concession from the food industry, which initially greeted the discovery with almost as much suspicion and resentment as concern.

The trials of Ms Trierweiler, now no longer the FLOF, must concern us almost as much as if one of our own, treasured FLOUKs had been betrayed, humiliated and seemingly rejected by the leader who, as emphasised by Trierweiler's camp, once liked her much more than his previous partner, Ségolène Royal, and rewarded her with an office in the national palace, plus a staff of five.

And that concerns me, almost as much as it does that two of the three voted for the war in the first place, and that they didn't read the intelligence before they voted for the war.

That's not to detract from the broader point Smith makes: different generations interpret the play according to their own concerns and knowledge almost as much as anything in the text itself.

There wasn't as much concern about delays".

Indeed, so far as newspaper front pages were concerned, he was famed almost as much for his X-rays as for his exploits on the race track.

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