Sentence examples for greater concern of from inspiring English sources
This is a greater concern of people in their 50's than it is for people 65 and older".
Still, his chief of staff, Umar Daudzai, said Mr. Karzai was responsive to the complaints of some candidates of "fraud, misconduct and miscounting," as well as the greater concern of widening ethnic divisions.
In response, Christie said Hickox was "obviously ill" and added: "I'm sorry if in any way she was inconvenienced, but the inconvenience that could occur from having folks who are symptomatic and ill out and amongst the public is a much, much greater concern of mine".
Unconcerned about backlash: "The greater concern of ours is to say what we believe".
So I'm sorry if in any way she was inconvenienced, but inconvenience that could occur from having folks that are symptomatic and ill out amongst the public is a much, much greater concern of mine".
It could be that those with diseases commonly related to air pollution are more likely to report air pollution problems due to a greater concern of the long term-consequences of such exposure.
Balancing the $12.3 billion state budget, which now faces a $400 million deficit, was the second-greatest concern of those surveyed.
Such an ennobled roster betrays the greatest concern of the group – communism – rather than the virulent antisemitism and racism of its later incarnation.
"There is great concern, of course, about disclosing a list of targets that could be of use to terrorists or saboteurs," he told BBC radio.
In 1540 Francisco Vásquez de Coronado, the Spanish explorer who founded New Mexico, ably described the greatest concern of the local population as the need for water.
