Sentence examples for given considerable concern from inspiring English sources

How the marriage debate should have been framed -- in a way that speaks truth to various queer communities of color and classes -- has not been given considerable concern.

It appears that Oporto, a place at all times the peace of which gives considerable concern to the court in Lisbon, has given hints which the Queen and her Ministers do not think it wise to disregard.

While an increase in the deaths of children under-5 years was noted already for both January and February of 2010 in the affected areas, it is the further increase in this figure for March 2010 that gives considerable concern and demands a concerted response.

The event was given considerable prominence in the official media.

The federal judge in Manhattan who sentenced them to death, Irving R. Kaufman, said that the very idea of a Sabbath execution gave him "considerable concern".

But in a nod to Mr. Fisher's concerns, the policy makers' statement gave considerable recognition to his point of view that "the upside risks to inflation are also of significant concern".

However, publishers typically give considerable discounts for bulk buying.

Even so, Kansas law gives considerable deference to physicians' judgments.

"Some of the very wealthy give considerable sums to charity.

Minto gave considerable credit for the success to Raffles.

The British constitution gives considerable advantages to an incumbent that should not be given up lightly.