Sentence examples for broad concern for from inspiring English sources
"Clearly new supply always dampens leasing velocity for a period of time, but 110,000 square feet isn't going to give anybody any broad concern for that marketplace over time," Mr. Lee said.
Compassion does not always sit comfortably with conservation (see article), but a broad concern for the welfare of other species underlies environmentalism.In the 19th century the industrial revolution spawned the Romantic movement, which viewed civilisation as barbaric and nature as the source of all beauty: just as man started to destroy his surroundings, so he began to treasure them.
As George W. Bush scaled the political heights, he and his team deployed faces of color to imply a kind of egalitarianism and broad concern for all--a concern that seemed to vanish the moment he gained the White House.
There are three broad concerns for the coming Year of the Tiger on the lunar calendar: inflation, protectionism and inequality.
Contemporary Catholic thinking links opposition to the death penalty with a broader concern for the "sanctity of life".
In fact, what drove Smith and Carlos to demonstrate was a broader concern for human rights and human freedom, with an emphasis on the plight of African-Americans.
Perhaps a broader concern for Democrats is not the small number of adults who will seek to vote on Nov. 6 and will be turned away, but the much larger number who will make no effort to do so.
In the film, that dog, Sweety, drops in on some of Ms. Rossellini's famous friends, like the chef Mario Batali, and Ms. Rossellini gets a chance to expound not just on guide dog training but also on her broader concern for animals, cruelty-free menu choices and other subjects.
Such investment has been advocated by the global community as part of a broader concern for development issues (Aitsi-Selmi et al. 2016), and it is a priority for Bangladesh at present.
Economic fears, meanwhile, diminish the values of an education leading to a broader concern for the welfare of the greatest numbers.
