Sentence examples for concern for the same from inspiring English sources

If aesthetics are of no concern, for the same $200 you might consider another brand of black-ink-only laser printer — for example, the Brother HL-5240.

The employee "has been a source of concern for the same [State Warning Point] staff for over 10 years," according to a report released Tuesday.

These calculations were made using the prevalence figures and expected differences for 'events' from preliminary Montreal data from an earlier project and for 'unaddressed concerns' from the same dataset.

But shortly after that, the National Toxicology Program, part of the National Institutes of Health, said BPA was cause for "some concern," citing the same issues that the drug agency is now agreeing to: potential effects on the brain, behavior and prostate in fetuses, infants and children.

"Supergirl" will also air opposite Fox's Batman origin story "Gotham," but Kahl downplayed any concerns about competing for the same comic-loving audience.

It was not the aim of the current study to collect and compare all of the available measurements concerning one compound for the same endpoints.

In addition to addressing these constitutional points in oral arguments, the 7th Circuit judges expressed concern for the children of same-sex couples.

Mr Weller, who is chairman of the main body representing state-funded but privately run schools known as academies, said in a letter to Mr Gove that he shared the secretary of state's concern about multiple entries for the same qualification and other aspects of league table "game-playing".

"When he passes on, there may not be the same concern for the environment".

Just as the dead hand of socialism blighted the prospects of the world's poor during much of the century, there is a danger that international greenery, an emotional concern for the environment, will do the same for the next few decades.

I wonder if Mr. Forbes also has the same concern for the rights of Chinese and Europeans who object to being spied upon by the U.S. secret services without the permission of any court in their jurisdictions.