Sentence examples for concern for finding from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Eastman was a longtime supporter of CR & T and showed great concern for finding better and more complete treatments for cancer.

The main reason that drove us towards this study was the concern for finding solutions to improve the retention of bioactive compounds in fruit-based products.

The only thing slowing them down is a concern for finding the right language to use in the surveys, so they can reuse them to track changes over time to the same questions.

Bill said "black," Paul said "inner city," and with his puppy-dog eyes and steady voice, oozed his earnest concern for finding "solutions" to poverty while "facing facts" about its causes.

We launch ourselves into one audacious venture after another whose success supposedly depends on reorienting the thinking of the natives, of winning a battle for hearts and minds, for instilling new norms of behavior -- all overlaid with respect for the United states.. Yet we show little concern for finding out who these people are -- much less adjusting our own actions accordingly.

Among the current interests in graph theory are problems concerning efficient algorithms for finding optimal paths (depending on different criteria) in graphs.

Locally, however, there is growing concern that the time for finding replacement employers is rapidly running out, and that unless alternative employers step in fast, the momentum will disappear, as senior staff begin to find jobs elsewhere and abandon the area.

The ever increasing demand for high-quality river sand in construction, which poses economic and environmental concerns, highlights the necessity for finding suitable alternatives.

It has strong traditions of concern for human values, and for finding appropriate roles for architecture in society.

But revealed in its subtext was a concern for building bridges across cultures, for finding common ground through the arts and exploring the theme of borders--political, psychological and conceptual.

Neither of the men expressed concern about finding buyers for their two luxury properties on Frenchman's Bay and Magens Bay, listed at $4.2 million and $2.5 million, respectively.