Sentence examples for concerned a very small from inspiring English sources

But if passion can be measured in wordage, it is clear that a future Labour government will be clearly on the side of aid over trade where developing countries are concerned (a very small paragraph is dedicated to say, very basically, that trade is useful).

A: Very small quantities, and we stopped.

Not a few critics have pointed out that it concerns only a very small subsection of the world's living organisms the animals.

The technical services of the city of Paris were concerned with a very small-scale air pollution problem: the contamination of the air conditioning system of a public building from an outdoor source.

I want to build a case for extensive political reform and I think one of the things that is exciting in this campaign is that something that used to be of concern to a very small number of people... [there is now] a very strong feeling that the [electoral] system is not right.

In developing countries, however, where wage employment remains limited, EPL concerns only a very small portion of all employed, being less than 5%% in a country like Niger.

The FoundationOne test concerns itself with a very small subset of the three billion base pairs of DNA in a set of human chromosomes, analyzing the tumor samples for the 236 genes "known to be unambiguously involved in cancer," a company spokeswoman said.

"But within the lab, they are concerned with characterizing on a very small level". A double major in geophysics and applied mathematics, Arveson is considering earth science or materials science for graduate school.

As far as 911 is concerned, there are only a very small number of call centers that were affected by the storm.

A spokesman added: "We have been made aware of concerns relating to a very small number of GPS tags currently in use which may be overly sensitive to tamper alerts.

However, DeWaard voiced concerns about suddenly becoming a very small fish in a very big pond should he relocate.