Sentence examples for concern both from inspiring English sources

The changes concern both substance and phrasing.

To the studios the implications concern both copyright and branding.

The issue of how to represent God is a concern both ancient and contemporary.

Equality is not just for women and should concern both genders".

Conservative MPs have expressed concern both privately and publicly about the comments.

South Sudan's relationship with Khartoum has been a major cause for concern, both before and since independence.

Sheila C. Bair is right ("Grand Old Parity," Op-Ed, Feb. 27): income inequality should concern both parties.

The computational results presented concern both random instances and a real-world regional network located in Northwestern Italy.

When this symptomatology appears in children it is a cause for concern, both for parents and health-care professionals.

But my experience has taught me that a large age difference is of no real concern: both of my parents loved each other and my childhood was idyllic.

Providing food is the main concern both of the Neanderthals ("the people") and the group of Homo sapiens ("the New People").