Sentence examples for be as much concern from inspiring English sources

There should be as much concern for the Iraqis who risked their lives to work with Americans — and are still living there and still at risk.

We don't believe that there needs to be as much concern for critically ill neonates because, as the FDA has said [in a July 2002 Public Health Notification], the treatment outweighs any risks from exposure to DEHP," says Stanley.

They first crossed swords over Wiesenthal's contention that Jews must be as much concerned for the non-Jewish victims of the Holocaust as for their own race.

"But as a school, there was as much concern for making all the other students in sixth form feel comfortable as there was for making him feel comfortable.

Prof John Howson, an expert in school recruitment who has been tracking the turnover in headteachers since the 1980s, said: "Rarely since then has there been as much concern over finding the next generation of school leaders as there is now.

The remaining chapters are as much concerned with evidence as with theory.

He is as much concerned with ecstasy and suffering as with technical achievement.

But Mr. McDonagh is as much concerned with the absurdity as the horror of political violence.

The Commission is as much concerned with its financial condition as it is with that of Brownsville.

So inevitably and quite properly, this book is as much concerned with marriage as with its dissolution.

He may have been as much concerned with exposing the limitations of human reason as with attacking superstition.