Sentence examples for common concern of from inspiring English sources

The most common concern of my peers was what might happen to our pay.

In 1988, the U.N. General Assembly adopted a resolution declaring climate change to be a "common concern of mankind".

They feared his sister would be forcibly married to one of the group's fighters, a common concern of refugees from areas controlled by the extremist group.

It recognised "deep reductions in global emissions will be required" in order to address climate change saying the issue was "the common concern of humankind".

"Although a common concern of patients," the report says, "environmental factors rarely have been linked to sporadic pregnancy loss, and no associations between environmental factors and recurrent pregnancy loss have been established".

The family was viewed as an unnatural institution to be replaced by a natural state in which men and women would be promiscuous and children would be the common concern of all.

The larger bodies, it is insisted, have no control or authority over a local church; they exist only to implement the common concerns of the local churches.

Middle East Concerns NEXT SUNDAY -- Benjamin Netanyahu, the former Israeli prime minister, will discuss the the new common concerns of Israel and the United States at a dinner and Hanukkah celebration at the Waldorf-Astoria.

He wanted, he wrote in the book's introduction, to teach readers not only how to write elegant letters but "how to think and act justly and prudently in the common concerns of life".

The training also identifies protective factors and addresses common concerns of at-risk populations, including concerns previously identified in the literature about comfort and choking (Colson et al., 2006 2009; Robida & Moon, 2012).

Acne is one of the most common concerns of patients with body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), a psychiatric condition defined as a preoccupation with a slight or imagined defect in appearance that causes significant disruption in daily functioning.