Sentence examples for concerns with work from inspiring English sources

They are not overtly new: their precedents include Picasso, Peter Voulkos and even Reuben Nakian, and they share concerns with work by John Chamberlain and Frank Stella.

It is also, in that tradition, much concerned with work, what we will do to pay the bills.

Brenda H. Fender, director of global initiatives for Worldwide ERC, an association concerned with work force mobility, said "if the family cannot adapt, the employee will likely not succeed".

The title poem refers to a German silent film that depicts group of young Berliners on a weekend outing, and O'Brien's poems are animated by a concern with work and leisure, pleasure and unemployment.

They're concerned with work that has to be done.

Authors also emphasised financial concerns, difficulties with work activities and co-workers, and the desire to return to a pre-diseased state [ 63, 69].

"Medical science is often concerned with working out why cells die," says Dr Buchan.

Yet afterward I was more concerned with working out Marian's behavior.

According to Google's annual list of popular search terms, even in these times of economic crisis, people are most concerned with working out what love is.

Indeed some genres of fiction for instance, the mystery novel are entirely concerned with working out what characters are up to when they are trying to conceal it.

Since Aristotle was concerned with working out the basic principles of each subject and the corresponding methodology, a proper understanding of those princi-ples will be one of the course's main concerns.