Sentence examples for favorite concern from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Obama's most liberal positioning may come on environmental issues, a favorite concern of many gentry liberals.

Among the many frivolous arguments people have on the Internet, one of my favorite concerns the belief that the Atlanta trio Migos is better than the Beatles.

(A favorite concerned an Arabic phrase that the Times, relying on a clerk who happened to be Muslim, had rendered "There is no god but Allah" but which actually meant "National Bank of Kuwait").

Skolyles's favorite examples concern experiments showing that the auditory cortex receiving light in early development can visually recognize objects, and, vice versa, the visual cortex can develop and become auditory.

His favorite story concerns an interview he had with a very pretty German girl.

Investors may not have noticed how inventories have grown at some of their favorite technology concerns.

One of Mr. Woodside's favorite anecdotes concerned a snowstorm after a concert in which he provided jumper cables to help start a chorus member's car.

Ted, during the first weeks, had liked to seek her out and tell her gruesome tales; his favorite one concerned a homemade rat guillotine that he and Henry had once built for a neurologist's study.

Some of my favorite discussions concerned the powerful economic impact likely to result if large corporations would simply pay their small-business suppliers faster and free up their cash flow.

(My favorite anecdote concerned Franklin Delano Roosevelt: in 1942, he sent a Nazi Iron Cross medal to the New York Daily News_ _reporter John O'Donnell, who had criticized the Roosevelt Administration's lack of transparency with regard to the war effort).

Two of my favorites mostly concern information, and the transference of information.