Sentence examples for extending concern from inspiring English sources

The Dow Jones industrial average fell after Home Depot Inc. said earnings this quarter would disappoint investors, extending concern that retail shares did not yet reflect a slowdown in consumer spending.

Confucian ethics starts with a conception of the conduct appropriate to persons standing in various types of relationships and works outward, proposing an ideal by which persons extend concern for their in-group to embrace outsiders.

Some authors have extended concern for individual well-being further, arguing for the intrinsic value of organisms achieving their own good, whether those organisms are capable of consciousness or not.

As the Gulf of Mexico oil spill continues to extend, concern is growing for the wildlife that stand in its path, especially since many of the coastal animals are currently in their reproductive seasons.

Pacifists may also extend moral concern to include concern for all sentient beings; and thus pacifists may also condemn meat-eating and animal cruelty.

Whether he extends his concern from beyond his own business interests to the rest of the world remains to be seen.

"The Kassig family extends our concern for the family of Alan Henning.

Those theories extend moral concern in a universal manner to all humans, including humans in the indefinitely distant future.

It is unclear whether she extended her concern to the former friend whose violent death, hundreds of miles from his family, had brought her to the courtroom.

Still, even when rested and ready, people generally find it far harder to extend empathetic concern to a nation than to a neighbor.

Only after the controversies of the 17th century culminated in the Glorious Revolution (1688 89) and the Bill of Rights did Parliament extend its concern from taxation to the question of expenditure control.