Sentence examples for broader concerns of from inspiring English sources

Martin Luther King said that, "An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity".

The Indian Business Standard explained that while India was seen in China as the second-biggest threat, 6 in 10 Chinese citizens didn't mention India at all — a reflection of the broader concerns of a wealthier populace.

Mr. Stephens mastered the computer and turned to the broader concerns of yachting safety only after his official retirement in 1978 from Sparkman & Stephens, the New York naval architecture firm that he founded in 1929 with the yacht broker Drake Sparkman.

In his book Absent Minds: Intellectuals in Britain (Oxford, 2006), Collini goes to the other extreme, arguing that a public intellectual is someone who first achieves a level of creative or scholarly achievement and then uses available media to engage with the broader concerns of wider publics.

Toyota also said Friday that it expected its sales in the all-important North American market to remain as strong as they were last year, despite a sales drop last month and broader concerns of a possible economic slowdown in the United States.

A weakness with the latest attack from Messrs Sokal and Bricmont is that they do not engage the broader concerns of the French thinkers they attack, but leave readers more or less to conclude for themselves that anyone who can make such mathematical howlers must be a clown or a charlatan a good debating point but hardly a convincing refutation on its own.

The agreement would not address the broader concern of how to care for illegal immigrants in the region who have developed renal disease since the Grady clinic's closing, or those who will do so in the future.

The broader concern of this study is with how sociocultural ideologies are constructed and maintained in the mass media…(P3).

With all the reuse advantages stipulated for such a process, it would also address a broader concern of reuse- that of reusing SE knowledge itself.

(12) The broader concern of this study is with how sociocultural ideologies are constructed and maintained in the mass media…(P3).

One broader concern of the TRIPS agreement is that the World Health Organisation (WHO) has only non-voting observer status on the principal WTO policy organ and most key WTO documents make no reference to international economic, social and cultural rights, such as the right to health in article 12 of the ICESCR International Covenantt on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights).