Sentence examples for concerned with a different from inspiring English sources

Hugh MacDiarmid's Island Funeral is concerned with a different kind of pathway.

Living in Berlin among the younger generation of artists, Beik is now concerned with a different kind of revolution.

Patients are now assigned case managers, but the commission said it found that patients "typically have several case managers, each concerned with a different component of their care".

As church parking lots filled with cars and pews with people, another group concerned with a different kind of resurrection gathered at a small airport nearby.

Over the course of his career, he published 12 books of photographs of colour images, each concerned with a different region.

The architects of Jim Crow were fixated by notions of white racial purity, but black people subjected to that dictatorship of pigment were concerned with a different question: In a hostile society, is it better to be isolated from those who view you with contempt or in close proximity to them?

Enter John Snow, a British doctor and epidemiologist who, in 1855, pioneered a statistical approach called difference-in-differences. Never mind that Snow was concerned with a very different public policy issue — the effect of water contamination on cholera rates.

But he was concerned with a very different scientific image.

Later-stage startups such as Dial-Once, one of the six companies accepted into the Paris program, are concerned with a very different set of problems, such as selling into larger businesses or growing internationally.

This story, like several in your forthcoming collection, "Drinking Coffee Elsewhere," is concerned with a character caught between different worlds.

This paper is concerned with a numerical investigation of different size effects and their interactions in fibre reinforced PMMA.