Sentence examples for concerns matter from inspiring English sources

Black Concerns Matter Who forgets shameful treatment of blacks in nineteen-seventies disco era?

On Capitol Hill, unfortunately, such concerns matter less than election-year politics and the demands of the National Rifle Association.

During the Somalia intervention in 1992, Henry A. Kissinger wrote that "no other nation" except the United States had ever asserted that "humane concerns" matter so much "that not only treasure but lives must be risked to vindicate them".

But if investments by collective enterprises (many of which are private) are included in the private share, it has risen from 42% to 60%.Farmers, too, are finding property rights of rapidly growing interest (and their concerns matter more to the left).

Saying she was "not sure my personal concerns matter", Conway sought to focus on matters of foreign policy, saying: "Over the last four years, has Governor Romney been around the globe doing something on behalf of the United States of which we are unaware?

Such concerns matter not only to the 15m Thames Water customers whose bills will increase to pay for the project, but also taxpayers across the UK because the government has agreed to provide "financial support" for exceptional cost overruns during construction of the tunnel, which stretches from west to east London along the Thames.

Most of the talk concerns matters like the placing of and buying of pictures.

If the number of applications is anything to go by, none of these concerns matters much.

Extraordinary modal knowledge concerns matters on the periphery of scientific investigation or in the realm of metaphysical debate.

As we saw in his account of causation, demonstrative reasoning consists in comparing ideas to find relations among them, while probable reasoning concerns matters of fact.

If so, then your question concerns matters of value, namely what is good for people the sort of thing that ethical theorists are trained to address.