Sentence examples for be mainly concerned with from inspiring English sources

But what we try to question is that usually we have been taught as architects to be mainly concerned with aesthetics.

Much military intelligence is gathered by military attachés, who have formal diplomatic status but are known to be mainly concerned with intelligence.

Alcoa is said by analysts to be mainly concerned with taking full control of the alumina venture and avoiding the prospect of having to work with a new partner.

We will be mainly concerned with relative flow, the ratio of flow to the arc capacity.

I put this defanged, declawed record of non-advocacy down to my perception, as I wrote, that "nowadays, the media seem mainly concerned with dining with people they ought to be mainly concerned with dining on".

Oddly enough, there is little academic research on the foreign policies of populist parties, particularly in Europe, which are supposed to be mainly concerned with domestic issues.

Both cases were mainly concerned with sabotage.

Early on, Docomomo was mainly concerned with preservation techniques.

It was mainly concerned with accelerated troop withdrawal and "how the war with Iraq will end".

Well, Lucas is a very subtle person, and he is mainly concerned with theory.

There are very few rest days and on training days you are mainly concerned with recovering.