Sentence examples for concern of two from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Jeff McMahan has argued that (at least within the bounds of numerical identity) prudential concern also ought to track the degree of psychological ties: prudential concern of two selves at different stages of life for one another ought to weaken in proportion to the weakness of the psychological connection between them (McMahan 2002, 69-82).

The Lost Domain is a 20-plus year running concern of two Brisbane residents, Simon Ellaby and David MacKinnon.

The care and concern of one human being for another is a peculiar "commodity".

"This is not just the concern of one operating theatre in one hospital.

Experts said the lack of mobility was of concern on two fronts.

The tension reflected the competing concerns of two of Obama's advisers.

They reflected their time, of course, as regards the violence in particular, which managed to address the separate concerns of two distinct constituencies.

Morris sees the potential for conflicts but so far, he says, he has been able to juggle the conflicting concerns of two parties and believes that it is "for the best of the country to give both my best advice".

With its close, vivid focus on the trajectories of a few individual lives, it echoes the concerns of two fashionable recent novels, Jonathan Franzen's Freedom and Jennifer Egan's A Visit from the Goon Squad.

A report into surgical standards at Alder Hey children's hospital that was prompted by the concerns of two whistleblowers has found it no longer provides 'world class' care.

To hear Mr. Ma tell it, he has come to Hong Kong mostly to swap ideas on the workaday concerns of two municipalities: solid-waste disposal, reclaiming eroded hillsides, devising a better monthly ticket for subway riders.