Sentence examples for another vital concern from inspiring English sources

Another vital concern in TB is the latent infection and its reactivation.

These meetings will discuss areas of vital concern to Britain.

On matters of vital concern – housing, debt, benefit claim – they will have no access to justice.

That should be a vital concern for journalists, even at the BBC.

At the same time, the affair was becoming a question of vital concern to politicians.

The inspirational and persuasive powers of the Declaration were of vital concern 225 years ago as well.

The institution of private property, meanwhile, made paternal certainty a vital concern, and monogamy, particularly for women, was strictly enforced.

For the United States, therefore, peace in the Middle East is no longer just an option, but a vital concern.

Residents' mental health should be a vital concern for councils Raising mental health awareness across all demographics will improve wellbeing and cut costs.

"Photography is becoming a more and more vital concern for us," said Ms. Hambourg, who added that the museum planned to open new galleries for 20th-century photography.

That vital concern, along with the complexity of practical considerations confronting the commission, requires a complete and public review before any amendment is proposed".