Sentence examples for concerning as much from inspiring English sources

A dispute concerning as much as 4percentt of the policyholders' shares threatened to interfere with the offering.

The notables were Manchu princes of the blood, arch-conservatives concerned as much about their own skins as about the fate of the nation.

This show is a historical tapestry concerned as much with the iron business Coalbrookdale as with the self-conscious artist Edward BurnEdwards.

In other words, Mr. Bolton is concerned as much with redefining the skirt as with promoting its place in the wardrobe of everyday.

But the movie does not wallow in glamour or chase after fame, and it is concerned as much with criticism as with sociology.

Green design is concerned as much with the comfort of a building's inhabitants as with the state of the ozone layer.

Yet there is an important backdrop to these talks and it concerns as much the future of the assembly as it does the outcome of the UK general election.

This inquiry is concerned as much with the question of religious sanction as with the sociological factors generating the permissive atmosphere and mood for the depiction of sexual motifs".

They'd just shout, "Nein!" All four artists in this year's exhibition are concerned as much with ideas and stories and language as they are with images and objects.

"Just as a rough index of price changes isn't going to tell you everything about inflation, a single measure isn't going to tell you everything about poverty".Second, the government is concerned as much with future levels of poverty as with current ones.

Our best crime writers are sometimes our most astute social novelists, concerned as much with our country's ills as they are with sensational homicides, and even in the midst of his rat-a-tat narrative Leonard doesn't forget this.