Sentence examples for broader concern that from inspiring English sources

Still, the new arrangement is unlikely to mitigate the broader concern that has come to hang over the Trump Administration: that the nature of the First Family's businesses and the way that they are choosing to handle them may make it difficult to separate serving the American people from serving their own financial interests.

It is that broader concern that motivated us to unite and speak out collectively as an industry.

But that only served to underline a broader concern: that the Nets still lack the snarl and the defensive tenacity required of a contender.

These issues reflected a broader concern that preoccupied him throughout his career as he championed 19th-century liberalism, with its ideals of individualism and liberty, and opposed intellectual and political traditions that he felt to be rigid, deterministic or aristocratic.

The Google books lawsuit, though, combined with a broader concern that the Internet is undermining the ability of authors to get paid for their work, remains a big issue for some.

But ultimately, the jurors said, their decision came down to what they saw as the letter of the law and, for some, a broader concern that Mr. Tourre's actions underscored a fundamental problem with society: Wall Street greed.

This all but excludes a significant role in the broader concerns that define the future for any modern urban community.

There are broader concerns that suggest business weblogging will not be adopted in the way being touted today.

Rebekah Warren, a Democratic state representative from Ann Arbor, who proposed the moratorium, said the bill reflected broader concerns that legislators around the country had about distracted driving.

The changes reflect broader concerns that, while Chinese students put in vast amounts of time and effort studying English, few end up being proficient in the language.

The former mayor, Ignazio Marino, resigned amid an investigation into his expenses and broader concerns that he was simply too incompetent to get to grips with the corruption that had ensnared nearly every public service.