Sentence examples for driving concerns from inspiring English sources

The gap between the rich and poor has been one of the driving concerns of our party".

Whatever the driving concerns — care for the horses, fear of deepening embarrassment that I'll Have Another's trainer has a long history of doping violations — the safeguards announced by state racing authorities are extraordinary.

We consider energy consumption and complexity to be driving concerns in the design of these systems and therefore adapt simple hardware transactional memory (HTM) schemes in our architectural design.

One of the driving concerns behind Nishida's repeated insistence that the absolute be thought of in the meontological terms of a formless, indeterminate place of absolute nothingness, is that only therein can the self-determining and irreducibly singular individual be given its due (see Davis 2011b).

If age and ideology were the driving concerns between now and next November, one would assume that the Obama White House would do its best to convince both Ginsburg and Breyer to step aside (they're both Bill Clinton picks from over 20 years ago).

And that may suit aging parents: According to a 2004 study conducted by the Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. and MIT's AgeLab, half of older drivers who are still married would rather hear about driving concerns from a spouse.

It was a driving concern to Holder that the case not rest on torture.

"They're obsessed about getting their message across in the 10 to 11 hour, and that is their driving concern.

In bringing all this about, Glock's driving concern was that young musicians should be confronted with the highest possible standards, as he had been.

Rhythm is a pliable element for E. J., and he made it a driving concern throughout the set, with forceful but slippery drumming.

While some of those pushing natalist policies have nationalistic or religious motivations — and a driving concern to preserve cultural identity — few advocate a return to stay-at-home motherhood.