Sentence examples for concern of much from inspiring English sources

The nuclear non-proliferation treaty conference, meeting in Vienna in the first half of this month, also gave strong indications of the concern of much of the international community about the modernisation of nuclear weapons systems and the failure to make progress towards nuclear disarmament, as required by the treaty.

His wide appeal, many admirers say, lies in an ability not just to invoke the deep existential concerns of much endurance-based performance art — anxiety, ennui, other discomfort — but also to push beyond them, toward joy.

Also cleared from the site were two travellers' sites, a housing estate and - seemingly of greatest concern to much of the media – allotments whose users included fashionable restauranteurs.

This not only deprives the countries concerned of much-needed tax revenue but gives the elites less incentive to build institutions at home.This, though, is a problem onshore too.

The Yasukuni visit, he said, was a concern of a much lower order of magnitude but was nevertheless "very disappointing".

Across a plinth, Friedrich St Florian's Underlay for the New York Birdcage (1968) articulates the essentially urban concern of so much imaginary architecture.

These same issues raise the critical concern of how much stock we can put into even the opinions of the world's experts.

Inequality has also been a consistent concern of another much-mentioned Brit, Angus Deaton.

"But there are areas of concern, and much of it is alarming".

All his manifesto says about cycling is that the Tories will give "the concerns of cyclists much greater priority".

He has always been able to find ways to keep the hard conservatives happy, and yet speak to the concerns of a much broader swath of voters.