Sentence examples for apparent concern for from inspiring English sources

The fans, rooting home their team, had little apparent concern for, or memory of, past labor conflicts and decisions.

His vision is "America First," he said again today, with no apparent concern for the ugly history of the term.

Variety reported that one man in Phoenix, Arizona, smuggled his own gun into an auditorium out of apparent concern for his own safety.

Islamic State (Isis) has shown an interest in stirring chaos and misery around the world with little apparent concern for its strategic impact.

Hughes says there's a mismatch between Australia's support for coalmining, the country's endorsement of a UN target to keep warming "well below 2C" and apparent concern for the reef.

I've found that the locals in the Alps tend not to want to talk about mountain accidents, out of apparent concern for spooking tourists and provoking the mountain spirits.

But it is clear that respect for her courage and principles is tempered by widespread criticism of her stubbornness and apparent concern more for constitutional issues than social and economic ones.

Existing databases of electronic patient records used for research (THIN, GPRD, QResearch) operate without apparent concerns from the patient population.

For all her apparent concern about Donald — his lack of friends, his dreaminess, his need to be normal and strong — the most telling autobiographical aspect of the play is that Mrs. Fenway narrates her love for Donald, but she doesn't touch him.

The appreciation for the livelihood of the chicken is not of apparent concern.

There is no apparent concern with genre or marketing.