Sentence examples for be the chief concern from inspiring English sources

American policymakers still judge North Korea's presumed manufacture of nuclear bombs to be the chief concern.

The cold seemed to be the chief concern, even to those packed close behind police barricades.

Will the Iraq war and the nation's security once again be the chief concern to voters in the general election?

Despite an elaborate system in the United Nations for overseeing oil-for-food contracts, corruption never seemed to be the chief concern of anyone involved.

Mozart appears to be the chief concern of "Amadeus," at stage center much of the time, running, jumping, whining and whinnying.

They do not consider inadequate finances, supplies, or equipment to be the chief concern of the system of emergency medicine.

Indonesia is the chief concern.

Its obscenity is the chief concern for its harshest critics.

But saving its farm economy is the chief concern.

But the chemical weapons have been the chief concern for Israeli officials.

Not surprisingly, getting credit for past work is the chief concern among transfer students.