Sentence examples for has only been concerned from inspiring English sources

Most research has only been concerned with quantitative factors (technical indexes), though qualitative factors (e.g., political situation, social conditions, international events, government policies, among others) play a critical role in the financial system environment, determining the regulatory policies within an economy.

Finally, research on testing has only been concerned with static listening.

So far, Green has only been concerned with rights as they existed in Europe in the late nineteenth century (LPPO 5).

The analysis above has only been concerned with frequency distribution of single signs.

While the work here has only been concerned with in vitro experiments, it may provide insight into the regulatory roles of Aurora A in the cellular context.

So far, we have only been concerned with one-way transcription of Arab words into the Roman alphabet.

If the staffers had only been concerned about the appearance of special favors for the lobbyist and her clients, they would have gone about doing their best to make sure Mr. McCain didn't give away the store to those clients and not worried about how many times he and she rubbed elbows in the presence of others.

But if ministers had only been concerned with the economics, we would not have had the Channel Tunnel.

So far, the discussion had only been concerned with the on-state performance of an array of 1D wires in comparison with their 2D counterpart.

In one oft-cited example, Scalia frequently argued the 14th Amendment outlawed discrimination based only on race ― not gender and certainly not sexual orientation ― because its authors had only been concerned with specifically banning racial discrimination after the Civil War.

However, most clinical studies have only been concerned with specific practices or a certain profession [ 22].