Sentence examples for concern rather than an from inspiring English sources

In America, exterior lighting is often thought of as a security concern rather than an aesthetic opportunity, but that appears to be changing.

Soccer, according to Simon Critchley's new book "What We Think About When We Think About Soccer," is "working-class ballet". Likewise, Critchley is what one might call a "working-class philosopher," by which I mean he sees philosophy as a proletarian concern rather than an elite activity to be practiced in ivory towers.

Meanwhile, the Drug Enforcement Administration deems it a "drug of concern" rather than a controlled substance.

It is inconceivable to Mr. Helms that reproductive health is a fundamental human rights concern rather than a political football.

Raise it as a concern rather than a criticism and don't then bring it up every time you see them.

"The same reasons that legal E-books have been slow to catch on are the same reasons that illegal downloading of book files is nothing more than a concern rather than a critical stage for us," Mr. Applebaum said.

Start small by beginning with one or two individuals, and delegate a concern rather than a set of tasks.

Luckily, thinning hair is usually more of a cosmetic concern rather than a healthy one.

Britain and France have primarily treated the crisis as a security concern rather than a humanitarian one, each pointing a finger at the other for a lack of prevention methods. .

Britain and France have primarily treated the crisis as a security concern rather than a humanitarian one, each pointing a finger at the other for a lack of prevention methods.

That has always been the greatness of Hindu universalism, that it expresses itself as a universal concern rather than a parochial dogma.