Sentence examples for concern for the need from inspiring English sources
His concern for the need for unity against Dutch rule led him to make compromises, while other groups with more coherent programs were politically more effective.
"While I personally do not agree with all of their conclusions," he said, "I believe that we share a common concern for the need to solve the serious problems that plague our country".
Among civil rights groups and law enforcement organizations whose members are mainly minorities, the decision not to indict Officer Dunton prompted anger, as well as concern for the need to prevent future encounters between black and white officers from turning deadly.
The recognition of protein complex formation around NPs has led to an emerging concern for the need to distinguish and understand the synthetic vs biological identity of NPs.
The author's, and the protagonist's, concern for the needs of the individual was vulnerable against the novel's tumultuous events and the Soviet censor.
Cost overruns and leaky roofs are held up as evidence of yet another egomaniacal artist with little concern for the needs of us, the little people.
He led multiple civic organizations, and had an abiding interest in, and concern for, the needs of children and the environment.
Concern for the needs of today's beneficiaries is inevitable, but tomorrow's beneficiaries will not thank them if they squander their reputation.
The Louisiana insurance commissioner, James J. Donelon, said some agents were using "overly aggressive sales tactics," including false promises, "to market Medicare-related products with little or no concern for the needs of the consumer".
A growing concern for the needs of children and families along with equal treatment of the citizens of the United States resulted in a series of social policy reforms allowing equal access for all citizens.
On this approach, whether the agent's act wrongs the future person will depend on whether the agent is motivated by an appropriate level of concern for the needs and interests of (among others) the future person.
