Sentence examples for concerns to which from inspiring English sources

Then a Sri Lankan journalist asked who had raised the concerns, to which Cook referred in his first answer.

Outlying London has cultures, histories and concerns to which Tories often relate and Labour has too often failed to hear in the past.

By re-framing the problem in the context of the human body, the artists in this group show -- Felicia Megginson, Pam Cooper and Naomi Grossman -- aim to use the inner self as a metaphor for broader concerns to which others can relate.

But NATO's future cohesion could be seriously strained by the direct involvement of one very important member Turkey in the Middle East, as a neighbour of Syria, Iran and Iraq and as an increasingly close strategic partner of Israel.In cold-war NATO, the fact that America had broader strategic concerns to which Western Europe was indifferent or even hostile was not a serious problem.

…ideas come from many sources, including social concerns to which scientists as well as others are susceptible (p. 154).

Here, is another example of the fact that …ideas come from many sources, including social concerns to which scientists as well as others are susceptible (p. 154).

Those who have followed the pope's statements know it as a concern to which he has returned again and again.

Global warming represents an area of ecological concern, to which the Quintuple Helix innovation model can be applied with greater potential.

Perhaps the positions themselves will become a little clearer if we make explicit four broad areas of philosophical concern to which the choice among them is relevant.

As soon as Jill came home, I told her about my appointment and showed her my concern, to which she replied, "I don't even really see what you're talking about".

Maternal health is a human rights concern to which child health is inextricably linked [ 1– 3].