Sentence examples for concerned to which from inspiring English sources

It was he who had Pickering ask whether Higgins is a "man of good character where women are concerned" — to which Higgins in essence responds: There's no such thing.

The provincial government is very concerned, and to which it attaches great importance.

This has left many concerned about the extent to which British national sovereignty is compromised by our European commitments.

Perhaps more important than being able to identify all instances of manipulation, people are most concerned about the extent to which they can trust the message conveyed from the image.

While speaking with Christine Assange on the phone from her home in Australia, I realized I was talking not only to a mother like myself, but also to a concerned citizen, something else to which I could deeply relate.

Second, it was clear from our results that while clinicians were concerned about the internal and external validity of specific clinical quality instruments, they were not particularly cognizant of, or concerned about, the degree to which general types of interventions were evidence based.

Only those rules can be considered legitimate to which all concerned parties can freely agree on the basis of universal, discursively applicable, commonly shared reasons.

It is particularly concerned to speak to vice, which Dillon believes is for the most part left out of moral theories.

Individuals are less concerned to know about diseases which are already more common in the population (pre-risk log odds −0.07 with 95%% CI of −0.09 to −0.05).

Incidentally, it therefore appeared necessary to all concerned to set a deadline within which to ask the Commission to express its opinion on the rest of the matter.

Thus, he advises the king not to be concerned about which "divine Law" to follow and what language, speech, or actions to employ in worship.