Sentence examples for consuming concern from inspiring English sources

Mostly, though, she shopped compulsively, running up such huge bills that her fear of exposure overshadowed the war as her consuming concern.

Fighting terrorism is the most consuming concern for modern government.

While making sure Mr. Kerry is challenged at every opening, they said, the single most consuming concern for Mr. Bush is that there is an elaborate get-out-the-vote operation in November in anticipation of a contest as tight as the one in 2000.

Fear of peer stigma or non-acceptance was a consuming concern.

It is Moses whom we should thank for the irritating, life-consuming concern that is the current reality for getting from one place to another on Long Island.

The all-consuming concern was the violent, multifaceted present--and, more dimly, the outlines of the future, which was already looking pretty grim the first summer after the invasion, though few people seemed ready to say it was over.

The all-consuming concern was the violent, multifaceted present and, more dimly, the outlines of the future, which was already looking pretty grim the first summer after the invasion, though few people seemed ready to say it was over.

The move will be greeted with relief by oil consuming nations concerned that further production cuts would have pushed prices higher and damaged hopes of a global economic recovery.

IMRT may obtain a better dose distribution and a reduction of dose inhomogeneities, but it is more time consuming as concerns planning and delivery and it is, of course, more expensive.

With commercial concerns consuming so much of his time, he scarcely had any time for making music.

When you subtract color cues like green for yes and red for no, or implicit boundaries based not on contrast and flow but on different coloration, the problem of presenting and consuming the information concerned is totally changed.