Sentence examples for concerns deeply from inspiring English sources

He won the presidency of the Harvard Law Review in part because, weeks before voting, he made a speech in favor of affirmative action that so eloquently summarized the objections to it that the Review's conservatives decided he felt their concerns deeply.

"The pressure it puts on public services, the rapid pace of change in some of our communities, and of course the concerns, deeply held, that some people might be able to come and take advantage of our generosity without making a proper contribution to our country.

In his speech in Ipswich, the prime minister said there were "concerns, deeply held, that some people might be able to come and take advantage of our generosity without making a proper contribution to our country".

True to his word, he deems the highly rationalized order of modern society to be, as far as those who inhabit it are concerned, deeply irrational.

How the processors reach an agreement in the mobile network must also be concerned deeply.

The academy concerns itself deeply with truth and excellence.

It doesn't seem so, and that concerns me deeply.

The tax revenues forgone in this giveaway frenzy should concern Congress deeply.

Many issues concern me, deeply, as the CEO of a company with 14,000 employees to support.

"What they're concerned about, they're deeply concerned about, is this: somebody strong enough to take on Washington".

State Department Deputy Spokesperson Mark Toner said in a press briefing that "we're very concerned--deeply concerned, I would say--about reports of extrajudicial killings of individuals suspected to have been involved in drug activity in the Philippines".