Sentence examples for concern to save from inspiring English sources

"That was our primary concern — to save lives," he said.

"We support his concern to save the Leuser ecosystem," said Santoso.

Wheelwright needs belief: slow at school, at least by comparison with the all-excelling Meany, his concern to save Meany from a Vietnam death and his subsequent 20-year rage against American political gullibility combine into an unrelenting attack on America, the ignorance and irresponsibility of the electorate, and its betrayal by its political masters.

A great concern to save the amount of tungsten carbide used in various mechanical components has become important because of an increase of global demand and the resultant sharp rise in the price in recent years.

It also appealed to the visiting Bangladeshi parliamentary delegates to steadfastly share the concern to save the rivers Tuiruong and Tuivai; to work together for the collective good; and to save the rivers from irreparable damage.

Westerveld noted that there was little else to suggest that the hoteliers were interested in reducing their environmental impacts, and that their interest in washing fewer towels seemed to be motivated by a concern to save costs rather than the environment.

"He is concerned about everybody, he is concerned to save lives".

On the battlefront, he was always concerned to save soldiers' lives, and he often let other officers take the credit for the fruit of his own courageous efforts.

Referring to talks with parties and the British government last week, he said he had detected a steely resolve among all concerned to save the devolved institutions.

It may be hard for climate-change activists to admit, but Schwarzenegger's move seems impressive, particularly considering the pressure he faces to ditch environmental concerns to save California's flailing economy.

SAP acknowledges the wrongdoing and assesses the damage to Oracle at $40m; Mr Ellison told the court this was closer to $4 billion once licence fees were taken into account.The preliminary conclusion of the commission investigating the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico found no evidence to suggest "a conscious decision to sacrifice safety concerns to save money" before the disaster.