Sentence examples for concerns of not from inspiring English sources

How could Gordon fail to take on the concerns of not just the public sector unions but communities across the country about the latest round of NHS cutbacks and privatisation in the health service?

Barzun said Obama had "promised to seek to balance the legitimate security concerns of not only our citizens but of our allies, and balance those with the privacy concerns shared by all people".

They also believed that giving presidents the option to run for re-election would make them more aware of the concerns of not only those who voted for them, but those who voted against them.

Instead, Obama should be taking up the legitimate concerns of not only his own base, but the majority of Americans whose real income has stagnated or fallen for the past 30 years – not to mention (and they are, in fact, not often mentioned) the 46 million Americans, which is close to one in six, who live below the poverty line.

During the wait, thousands of students twisted in the wind with concerns of not completing or starting their journey to higher education.

The concerns of not incorporating records from all specialties providing care are 2-fold.

"How do we wire together and, at the same time, protect patient privacy?" asked Rohack, echoing a concern of not only providers but many consumer groups.

On the other hand, concern of not treating potentially life-threatening infection and the risk of recurrence frequently leads clinicians to antimicrobial overuse in intensive care unit (ICU) [1, 2].

This finding probably highlights the women's concern of not recovering a satisfying body image after childbirth.

The clinical benefits of tomosynthesis on calcified lesions may be still debated with the concern of not depicting calcifications as well as traditional mammography [ 16].

However, the participants brought up their concern of not being offered financial incentives for participating in the project; the activities in the NeoKIP intervention were perceived as 'extracurricular work', and therefore, participants expected to be reimbursed.