Sentence examples for concern of anyone from inspiring English sources
It was never the concern of anyone except the Jewish intelligentsia.
"The biggest concern of anyone who's a partner there now is liability," Mr. Corwin said.
Despite an elaborate system in the United Nations for overseeing oil-for-food contracts, corruption never seemed to be the chief concern of anyone involved.
"The sheer expense of it is a concern of anyone who is really knowledgeable about this plan," said Emily Ferry, an organizer with the Southeast Alaska Conservation Council, which has been vociferous in its criticism of the expanded road plans for the area, favoring the ferry system.
Quite appropriately, the SCoJeC meets with the Scottish government, which, as Salmond confirmed, is more than willing to listen to the concerns of anyone in the Jewish community.
It goes to the heart of a set of interrelated issues that should be of deep concern to anyone concerned with civil liberties, political freedom, U.S. empire, and the future of racial justice.
Villa have a big enough cushion between them and the relegation zone to avoid getting sucked into real danger but the soul-destroying nature of many of their performances should be of concern to anyone with a vested interest in the club.
Executive Director Lowell Peterson said workers at those companies were eager to address their pay a concern of practically anyone who's ever joined a union but also to ensure their editorial independence in a revenue-driven media world.
The ill-defined career structure and precariousness of short-term contracts are a major source of concern for anyone considering a career in research.
Regardless of whether this temperature increase is primarily a result anthropogenic causes, such as as emission of greenhouse gases, or natural fluctuations, global warming will have a profound effect upon the oceans and should therefore be of great concern to anyone in charge of managing global fisheries.
This, he says, should be of concern to anyone who cares about management.
