Sentence examples for concern with issues from inspiring English sources

All of this Changez reveals in an almost archly formal, and epically one-sided, conversation with the mysterious stranger that rolls back and forth over his developing concern with issues of cultural identity, American power and the victimisation of Pakistan.

Following this line of thought, "difference feminism" emphasizes women's concern with issues of relationship, their sensitivity to the particulars of individual circumstances, and their interest in the narrative of concrete individual lives.

A concern with issues of poverty, unemployment and income inequality affects, or should affect, how we approach men and boys in our work.

The youth attributed these feelings to normal "risk-taking" youth behaviour and, at times, a greater concern with issues such as pregnancy: But they don't think about HIV or any other sexually transmitted infections or anything.

Unlike the professionals, such visitors were not concerned with issues like how to deploy firefighting equipment.

"Most of the guys aren't concerned with issues, moral judgments or politics," she wrote.

As a student, she was deeply concerned with issues of discrimination and social justice.

Robert Calderisi, a former World Bank director concerned with issues of international development, lectures widely on Africa, development, and foreign aid.

Narrative medicine - its practice and scholarship - is necessarily concerned with issues of trauma, body, memory, voice, and intersubjectivity.

British Future's Sunder Katwala, a sports obsessive concerned with issues of national identity, reckons the Thatcher era changed things too.

As a student, she was deeply concerned with issues of discrimination and social justice and also participated in antinuclear demonstrations".