Sentence examples for especially concerning to from inspiring English sources

What was especially concerning to me this year is the perception, on the part of almost everyone with whom we met, that the hope for peace and justice is almost nonexistent.

An unstable ranking system is especially concerning to gene network data, as it is still not a complete representation of all interactions among genes [ 31].

They were especially concerned to learn that she was ready to take an active role as president of the Vincent Astor Foundation.

"I'm especially concerned to see how much of the cables have to do with changing laws and regulations of many of those countries," she said.

They say they are especially concerned to get the new numbers right, because an obscure state law makes it hard to raise the assessments later.

Florence was a loving mother, grandparent and great-grandparent who was especially concerned, to the very end, about their welfare and happiness.

If this is the most important change in the labour market right now, you might have thought the government would be especially concerned to smooth the rough financial edges of freelancing on low pay.

Harold Agnew, a Los Alamos physicist who accompanied the group, was especially concerned to see German pilots sitting in German planes that were decorated with Iron Crosses and carrying American atomic bombs.

"The board is especially concerned to keep the sport of boxing free from drugs, whether taken for recreational or performance-enhancing reasons and to be vigilant in identifying and dealing with cases of alcohol abuse.

Harold Agnew, a Los Alamos physicist who accompanied the group, was especially concerned to see German pilots sitting in German planes that were decorated with Iron Crosses — and carrying American atomic bombs.

He is especially concerned to attack a conception of eternity as existence at every time, a conception he attributes to Aristotle.