Sentence examples for concern in this instance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush made clear that AIDS and his credentials as a "compassionate conservative" were of greater concern in this instance than fear of aggravating part of his conservative base.

The chief concern, in this instance, was gangs (particularly the Aryan Brotherhood), not terrorism, and even some of the featured content such as an article about a prison escape achieved with the help of dental floss was deemed too dangerous.

The chief concern, in this instance, was gangs (particularly the Aryan Brotherhood), not terrorism, and even some of the featured content — such as an article about a prison escape achieved with the help of dental floss — was deemed too dangerous.

"Sometimes the prison authorities would say that the inmates would use them as a way of communicating from prisoner to prisoner". The chief concern, in this instance, was gangs (particularly the Aryan Brotherhood), not terrorism, and even some of the featured content such as an article about a prison escape achieved with the help of dental floss was deemed too dangerous.

Even more concerning, in this instance, is that it appears that some advisers to the President may believe that it is appropriate for the government to use its law enforcement authority to alter or censor the press.

"Even more concerning, in this instance, is that it appears that some advisers to the President may believe that it is appropriate for the government to use its law enforcement authority to alter or censor the press," she wrote.

We are not concerned in this instance with the issue of combating terrorism.

But Bank of America argues that the concern in this most recent instance is overblown.

"If those concerns were expressed in this instance, certainly it was not to me.

"I had a concern about premature calls, and in this instance, the concern was shared by my Fox colleague Joe Trippi," Mr. Rove said Wednesday, referring to the Democratic strategist and Fox contributor who ran Howard Dean's presidential campaign in 2004.

"Are we to take secretary Zinke at face value that he's genuinely concerned about the environment in this instance and not concerned about endangered species?" he said.