Sentence examples for concerns very much from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair and Gordon Brown both exerted huge amounts of energy and political capital on the UK-hosted meetings of the G8 in 2005 and G20 in 2009 – in both cases, putting development concerns very much front and centre.

As for the criticism from legislators and others that such games appeal most to compulsive gamblers or low-income players, a spokesman for the Texas Lottery Commission, Bobby Heith, said, "We value and respect those concerns very much but our job is to run the lottery, to generate as much revenue as possible, as responsibly as possible".

manager: "Nondenominational means we're concerned very much with two.

Therefore, rather than being concerned very much with the engagement at the level of language, teachers should analyze the potential of each task in engaging students in tasks and evaluate how students orient themselves towards task and how intersubjectivity is established as they go through the task.

However, the main differences as far as their QOL is concerned very much depend on extra-psychiatric variables, principally marital status and income.

"I think concerns about low-paid jobs, concerns about big supermarkets coming in and scooping out local high streets and losing all those small businesses are concerns which very much resonate with voters.

That there should be nothing else is something that concerns me very much.

Though their talents grant them the ability to ascend heavenward, their concerns are very much earthly bound.

The concern is very much with how it is all put together and this has led to the focus on what are called "unified theories of cognition".

Krishna Bahadur Mahara, third ranking in the Maoist hierarchy, said in an interview in Katmandu in May: "As far as the tourism industry is concerned, we very much encourage it.

"We are certainly concerned, but very much hope the club can pull through.