Sentence examples for end concern from inspiring English sources
But in the end, concern isn't enough".
In the end, concern might have been better focused on the implications for behaviour in subsequent months of the current crisis, which is still going strong one year on.
In Washington, New York's two Democratic senators, Charles E. Schumer and Hillary Rodham Clinton, said in interviews they were pleased with the president's remarks, suggesting that they might once and for all end concern that New York would end up not getting the money.
On the opposite end, concern is growing that FARC leadership will be hard-pressed to get members of its rebel army to give up their lucrative drug trade business in exchange for an increasingly insecure demobilization effort in a country where large swaths of the population hates them.
Similarly, if the end concern is to maximise the health or welfare of the community (rather than to pursue organisational objectives), then attributes of benefit and their relative weights may be more directly accessed via citizens' juries or deliberative polling than via physicians, hospital managers or consumer representatives [ 31, 32].
But it will not end concerns that, for London, Lyons is not enough.
After taking the oath of office, Buhari promised he would review the military's rules of engagement in a bid to end concerns of rights violations by soldiers.
Such breakthroughs do not end concerns over scarcity because the coming surge in global energy demand, chiefly from Asia, will be massive.
The audience is only, in the end, concerned with the drama – anything that veers too far away from it, however well written, will lose their interest.
In his pamphlet he assesses the prospects for Mr Cameron's renegotiation and referendum with some gloom, adding that even a Labour victory in May would not end concerns over Brexit.
AMSTERDAM — Spyker Cars used internal financing rather than new debt to pay General Motors the final $24 million it owed for Saab, ending concern over how Spyker would back pay the money.
