Sentence examples for concerns with which from inspiring English sources

And they didn't just have love lives; they had jobs and friends and extended families and real-estate concerns with which to fill their many plotted hours.

Such were the concerns with which David Cameron, the leader of the Conservatives and champion of the opinion polls, arrived at his party's annual conference in Birmingham.

The events also do little to diminish the questions reflecting longer-term concerns with which investors pepper analysts like Mr. Munster.

In this way, I return to some of the same concerns with which I had opened this paper.

NOTE: The preceding letter was written at the request of my daughter's teacher, whose name has been changed for anonymity, so that she could have something in hand when taking my concerns, with which she agrees, to her superiors.

And he is also the principal spokesman for HealthExtras, a Rockville, Md., disability insurance concern with which he signed a five-year contract earlier this year.

They should call on him to take a bold step and declare the entire Iranian energy sector a "zone of primary proliferation concern," with which no legitimate international firm should do business.

The DMCA request is only for the movies the rightsholder is concerned with — which is at once both correct and perverse.

Singer seems concerned with which social conditions will motivate people to give, rather than with attempting to determine obligations of beneficence with precision.

The nonlinear mapping is formulated by (1.2). for The problem of weak solutions defined as follows, concerned with, which was considered in [10] to give the priori estimate for weak solutions.

We see this through how teachers frame their concern with which students would share conjectures, how students would make sense of each other's conjectures, and how students would better understand their conjecture through discussing other students' conjectures.