Sentence examples for concern for the problem from inspiring English sources

The conference will discuss how to better fight back against the militants, and show concern for the problem, politicians said.

Drawing from Eastern and Western literatures, Heinrich Zimmer presents a selection of stories linked together by their common concern for the problem of our eternal conflict with the forces of evil.

There is a growing concern for the problem of food authenticity assessment (and hence the detection of food adulteration), since it cheats the consumer and can pose serious risk to health in some instances.

Her research interest is shaped by a concern for the problem of dominance that characterized various social practices, a desire to understand the dynamics of minority identities frustrated by the framework of nation state, and a belief that scholarly commitment can inspire positive social change.

Thomas's tender concern for the problems of the powerful reveals itself, in the end, as a form of self-pity.

An estimated 150 teen-agers were attending the weekly service for the annual "See You at the Pole" gathering, where students affirm their faith and concern for the problems of society by holding prayer time around their school's flagpole.

They gave little thought to, or concern for, the problems of their successors.

He was an eloquent spokesman for his point of view and no one can honestly doubt that Malcolm had a great concern for the problems that we face as a race.

There was also a concern for the underlying problem prevalence: candidate measures with low prevalence across our multi-country data set (less than 3%) were excluded because of the scarcity of clients who demonstrated the problem.

Since assuming the Moscow post, Mr. Yeltsin has been touring the city, dropping into stores or riding buses to demonstrate his concern for the everyday problems of Muscovites.

"It's fair to say we showed solicitude and concern for the hospitals' problems, generated in some part by the reality that they must accept those patients who present themselves for service without the likelihood of payment," he said.