Sentence examples for exceptional concern from inspiring English sources

Bernice and Sidney's exceptional concern for humanitarian causes and overwhelming spirit of klal Yisrael has ensured their legacy for generations.

Samuel Beckett was one of the most original and influential writers and dramatists of the twentieth century, and a writer with an exceptional concern for the subtleties of sound and rhythm.

But, after several small strokes, his circulation remains dire, and though he has hardly been seen since December, most Guineans believe that Lansana Conté, their 69-year-old, chain-smoking, diabetic dictator, is dying.Awkwardly, this is the month when Guinea is president of the UN Security Council, which makes its potential power vacuum of exceptional concern for outsiders.

He was by turns vindictive (he didn't hesitate to order the lash) and compassionate (the Endeavour's 40percentt death rate, Horwitz notes, "wasn't extraordinary for the day; in fact, Cook would later be hailed for the exceptional concern he showed for the health of his crew").

The early onset of dental caries is of exceptional concern since it represents an indicator for missed opportunities for preventive care and endangers the general health of a child.

Given these exceptional concerns, it is perhaps understandable that teachers, social workers, immigration officers and a whole host of other public servants are being asked to help protect national security.

The starting point of the reflection was the exceptional documentation concerning the Palmyra troops of the Roman army in garrison at Dura Europos: it gives the names of more than a thousand individuals.

Last, exceptional admission concerned 1 patient before 2010 and 9 patients after 2010 (P < 0.01 for all comparisons).

Labour's Lord Harris said dispute was not over routine releases, but one "exceptional" case concerning a particularly controversial bill.

The exceptional case concerns the investigation of the SI antennal-lobe neuron in the silk moth B. mori where intracellular staining with a fluorescent dye was used, that is, the same technique as utilized here (Hill et al. 2002).

Laffont and Tirole show that the tools of economic analysis, when applied with exceptional skill and concern for the facts, can illuminate the difficult policy problems that crop up along the road to competition in telecommunications.