Sentence examples for concern and try from inspiring English sources

The second, more hopeful future, he said, is one in which, despite differences, the world powers "can work together on serious issues of mutual concern and try to address them.

Recently, the Childhood Arthritis and Rheumatology Research Alliance CARRAA) developed consensus treatment plans for new-onset polyarticular JIA to address this concern and try to optimize care based off comparative effectiveness studies.

She'll likely appreciate your concern and try to please you as much as she can.

In this case you should express your concern and try to help, and if they resist maybe talk to someone who lives with them or their doctor/therapist.

"In all these cases, the Prince of Wales is raising issues of public concern, and trying to find practical ways to address the issues".

American central bankers made clear on Friday that deflation is their main concern and tried to allay fears that their proposed cure will cause problems of its own.

"While we believe we've addressed the concern and tried to leave it at the discretion of the agency and the grantee, OMB is willing to relook at all of the changes and clarifications," she says.

"We want to open a dialogue to discuss specific concerns and try to reach solutions," the statement said.

Think about your hopes and concerns and try to write a list of questions so you are not trying to remember them during the interview.

"I generally support the pipeline but I think there is a necessity to listen to people's concerns and try to provide accurate information," Mrs. Clinton said in an interview after the announcement.

It was right for Vaz's committee to "discuss this with the chief constables concerned and try to get to the bottom of why better redress has not been given".