Sentence examples for concern for the issue from inspiring English sources

As a cynic, I don't think that Apple truly has a genuinely profound concern for the issue.

Players themselves express more concern for the issue, yet the pressure to play through pain clearly still remains, and so do major holes in the system.

Two-thirds have little or no concern for the issue. .

It must be coincidence that they started doing this just now out of concern for the issue, yet so soon after Rice connected in the elevator.

Since the pipeline would run through Nebraska and not Florida, Elliott was almost certainly referring to the latter, but the Nebraska senator's office was unable to immediately verify whether he ever met with the lobbyist, but they underscored the senator's concern for the issue.

This is not a concern for the issue at hand because we use the published literature to estimate an effect for an inert placebo by identifying wait-list controls receiving standard care.

He finally reaches a conclusion of sorts: "I always have understood and had a concern for the issues I was infiltrating.

You just can't say". He finally reaches a conclusion of sorts: "I always have understood and had a concern for the issues I was infiltrating.

Cox combined academic achievement with political experience, but she threw into the mix an understanding of the Labour movement, a profound concern for the issues that affected the country and a personal heritage that qualified her for a career on the frontbench.

Sometimes Paulus's concern for the issues feels jarring, as was the case in her recent successful revival of "Hair," but that stridency is absent from the intelligent, intuitive, and architecturally sound production "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess," in which she and Parks have rescued a work that was mired in condescension and a bizarre and unreal sexuality.

Instead, they should be questioning Democrats' lack of genuine and sustained concern for the issues Latino voters face ― and why candidates are offering so little to constituents working furiously to make ends meet and keep their families together.