Sentence examples for interesting concern from inspiring English sources

Beyond the questions of how Schmidt will hang onto Carrie and come to terms with his awful Charlotte, this book's third and by far most interesting concern is how he will keep Mansour at bay.

Elsewhere in the report, it also raise an interesting concern about data monopolies — noting that investments by "large overseas technology companies in the UK economy" are "increasing consolidation of power and influence by a select few", which it argues risks damaging the UK's home-grown AI start-up sector.

The reviewers raise an interesting concern.

MC The gentleman raises very interesting concerns.

The most interesting concerns domestic discretionary spending, which is spending on things like education, welfare and social support.

The answer is interesting, concerning, as it does, the poet Paul Laurence Dunbar, Harpo Marx, and the 1969 Mets.

Me, I'd rather assess the logic of prose charged with ornament — prose racked across a medieval syntax — and work through what rapport these affectations have with one of the novel's more interesting concerns, which is masculinity.

The most interesting concerns Moses Odingo, a young African with a knack for understanding animals, who is kidnapped to China where he learns street-fighting skills that prepare him to play an unexpected role in the interplanetary drama to come.

One of the most interesting concerns the genteel technique of cut-paper silhouette that is the basis of Ms. Walker's scathing take-no-prisoners exploration of slavery and its tragic legacy.

These systems cannot check many interesting concerns about the behaviour of a function.

But that brings up some interesting concerns when they break into new businesses — will they use that power to give them an unfair advantage?