Sentence examples for everyday concern from inspiring English sources

"Everyone agrees that the priority is housing, because that's what the opinion polls say Parisians are most concerned about, then transport because this is an everyday concern for those in the city, and crime.

The Internet was just a gleam in a few geeks' eyes, terrorism wasn't an everyday concern, the Yankees finished in fourth place and Ronald Reagan was president.

And the White House has pledged to "foster a Culture of Preparedness that permeates all levels of society," so that families, businesses and government agencies make emergency planning an everyday concern.

Ordinary voters care about jobs, prices, our faltering economy, but the world of Lord Justice Leveson in his Strand courtroom and Jeremy Hunt in his secretary of state's office seems many miles distant from everyday concern.

But Gleick's tendency to neglect the social context casts a deeper shadow over the book's final chapters, where he turns from explicating information as a scientific concept to considering it as an everyday concern, switching roles from science writer to seer.

Firstly, the sort of Islamophobia that Khan himself experienced during the election campaign is an everyday concern for all Muslims living in London.

Should literature speak to our everyday concerns?

Refocus on the everyday concerns of the American people.

The celebratory press calls seem hopelessly remote from everyday concerns.

They also tend to assume that his deafness isolated him from everyday concerns.

But that freedom is eroded by the everyday concerns of life.