Sentence examples similar to back to concerns from inspiring English sources

Now we seem back to business as usual and concerns about size have receded back to their historical invisible corners of consciousness.

"He has decided that it's the right moment to go back to family concerns".

And indeed out modern conception of rights, of the natural good (or evil) in human beings, and many other concepts relating to evil trace back to theological concerns.

AFTER a couple of weeks in which the government had managed to switch attention back to domestic concerns, Iraq reared its head again on February 25th.

"Spilt Milk," however, finds Mr. Buarque circling back to familiar concerns and story lines, specifically those of "Turbulence," his bleak first novel, published in 1991.

There was no real trauma inherently associated with shifting one's attention back to the concerns of everyday living, getting back to the job.

Counselling will almost certainly involve talking about earlier life experiences, including childhood experiences, and linking them back to current concerns or difficulties.

This quick "switch" back to municipal concerns is a nice reminder that most of these cities have a film office embedded in the council.

But with a lack of other news to hang on to, investors abandoned last week's rally and turned their sites back to inflation concerns.

I brought the conversation back to temporal concerns.

I feel my way back to the concerns that I had for my family, my students, my country.