Sentence examples for concerns exchanges from inspiring English sources

A striking proportion of the correspondence, for example, concerns exchanges of good wishes, suggested appointments and invitations to dinners or golf tournaments, and few of the letters evince any particular interest on Mr. Bush's part in policy.

This study primarily concerns exchanges among gene duplicates, within or between loci, regardless of their reciprocity (although most are biased events).

The second concerns exchange-rate policy.

Indeed, if Mr Blustein's book has a flaw, it is that it skates over a second, relevant, debate in global finance, which concerns exchange-rate policies.

And one of his many reminiscences concerned exchanges about matters of faith with the Labour prime minister, whose grandparents were Protestants from the far northwest of Ireland.

I'm not suggesting that the infuriating and concerning exchange between Reynolds and Lindemann comes close to the heinousness of the likes of a subreddit dedicated to "cute female corpses" – still yet to be shut down by new interim Reddit chief executive, Steve Huffman.

Though the Democratic candidates' advertisements have been primarily focused on their biographies, as well as economic and domestic concerns, their exchanges have grown increasingly confrontational.

"Users are concerned the exchanges have too much control," says Michael Long, of Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, an investment bank.

When the nurses heard about my concerns, they exchanged knowing looks and recommended that I keep a candle lit when Greg makes non-condoned overtures.

It concerns an exchange that supposedly took place between Thomas Jefferson and George Washington in 1787, the year of the constitutional convention in Philadelphia.

Hurd's advice was well received at Wednesday's gathering of civil society activists at the University of London Union as they held forth on their concerns and exchanged ideas on how to press ahead with the OGP agenda.