Sentence examples for but that concern from inspiring English sources

Americans who were given more information about rising inequality expressed significant concern about the problem, but that concern did not always translate into greater support for redistributive policies.

Initially, the casting of Soni had raised the question of whether Karen should resemble her brother, Stewart, but that concern had been put aside.

Some New Yorkers may have worried that a sculpture of two nude women embracing in bed would stain Woodlawn's reputation, but that concern seems to have been misplaced.

"Investors are mainly worried about Europe right now, but that concern could easily jump to Japan," said Toshihiro Nagahama, chief economist at the Daiichi Life Research Institute in Tokyo.

"At board meetings, I have heard some wealthy, influential people say that the sky is falling and that this may be an unprecedented economic downturn, but that concern can become self-fulfilling".

Here's an important line: There are plenty of very real environmental dangers to worry about, and all of them — including mercury, pesticides and hazardous waste — merit some concern and precaution; but that concern should be measured, commensurate with the actual danger, as best we understand it.

That seems unlikely; prosecutors are investigating Oleg Deripaska, an aluminium magnate, but that concerns a private dispute that began long ago.

The important and intelligible issue, according to Hume, is not the question of the substance of thought but that concerning the cause of our perceptions (T, 1.4.5.29/ 246f).

But, but you but-but that that preoccupation, that concern never suffocates, it never silences.

But Fredell thinks that concern is passing.

"But I understand that concern," he added.