Sentence examples for dominant concerns from inspiring English sources
Let us review these dominant concerns in turn.
These issues ranked seventh in importance, well below the three dominant concerns: the economy, the NHS and immigration.
The most visible White House adjustment is the effort to communicate more coherently about the public's dominant concerns: economic recovery.
Local issues were dominant concerns in both of the gubernatorial races, exit polls indicated, and the results seemed to carry cautions for both parties.
The whole constitutional question is clearly going to be one of the dominant concerns of the next parliament, whoever's in power.
He said companies seeking real estate services want alternatives to the dominant concerns like Insignia and Cushman & Wakefield in New York.
The economy remains the dominant concern.
Pity for the dead, shaped by poems, plays, novels and television, had become the more dominant concern.
Headlines about schools where every child spoke English as a second language fuelled rising anxiety about immigration, which became a dominant concern for voters.
Dr. Ramanathan, like Dr. Hansen, has said that carbon dioxide remains the dominant concern because it can persist in the atmosphere for centuries once emitted.
Markets work best when investors are thinking for themselves, and tend to go awry when the obsession with what everyone else is doing becomes a dominant concern.
