Sentence examples for concerns were intertwined from inspiring English sources

City-states like Athens and Sparta were relatively small and cohesive units, in which political, religious, and cultural concerns were intertwined.

The interviews revealed two main concerns that were intertwined in the narratives.

Many of the Jets' problems were intertwined.

For him the two were intertwined.

Dance and entertainment were intertwined with politics.

Domesticity, politics, and work were intertwined.

These associations were intertwined.

Supportively, patient satisfaction is a dominant concern that is intertwined with strategic health services decisions [ 12, 11].

Mr. Howell, who told of having been "downsized" in 2001, said his concern about the economy was intertwined with concerns about Iraq.

For scientists with strong social concerns, scientific and social motivations are "intertwined," Gibbs says.

But one must also keep in mind that all three concerns — metaphysical, epistemological, and practical — are intertwined and inseparable in Kûkai's thinking.