Sentence examples for concern primarily from inspiring English sources

In one of life's delicious ironies, Jeter was presented with the opportunity to demonstrate precisely why he has most often been the opposition's concern, primarily because of his capacity to lead.

Through the Nara and the Heian eras (8th 12th century), the nobility (kuge) constituted the ruling class, and learning and culture were the concern primarily of the kuge and the Buddhist monks.

These concern primarily the role of EU institutions such as the commission and court of justice within the new fiscal compact.Reinfeldt, who heads a minority government, said he would consult his parliament's EU committee and the opposition, but made it plain it would be strange for non-euro Sweden to "tie itself to rules tailored for the eurozone".

Dr. Rick Arthur, the equine medical director of the California Horse Racing Board, said, "There has been expressed concern, primarily among examining veterinarians and those who observe the industry, about whether the current medication practices are in the best interest of the horse".

But Mr. Obama and the three other black men who met with him for more than an hour in the Oval Office did not focus on programs for African-Americans or limit their talks to issues of concern primarily to blacks, participants said.

Even though concern primarily focused on immunosuppression, hypersensitivity and immunostimulation are also key issues, especially with pharmaceuticals.

Western governments have been concerned primarily not with promoting freedom but with maintaining stability.

Fonda's enthusiasm for Gilligan is itself perplexing, for Fonda is concerned, primarily, with boys.

While this is a sharply intelligent book, concerned primarily with an idea, it also offers comfort.

The judges said that they were concerned primarily about the safety of their workplace.

Our concerns primarily lie around suggestions that could see voluntary or compulsory 'insurance' schemes introduced.