Sentence examples for distant concerns from inspiring English sources

Once the pressing problems were solved, Ms. Foote began worrying about more distant concerns.

The president's statement was meant as a signal to Americans that Mr. Bush's trip was to be focused not just on distant concerns, but also on the economy at home.

A big topic is "alcohol myopia, where you don't forget about more distant concerns but they loom less in your mind compared to more salient cues," Talukder explained.

For now that seems a distant concern.

But that is a distant concern.

For the sans-papiers themselves, the overthrow of the bourgeoisie remains, at best, a distant concern.

"Now, all bets are off and elections seem a distant concern.

But politics seemed a distant concern for most of the pilgrims here.

Weapons training seemed a distant concern during the weekend training session.

But for those like Mrs. Cigdem, the new mother, such lofty goals are a distant concern.

NORMALLY, an event like the British elections would be a distant concern, but something about this round struck a chord.