Sentence examples for is a distant concern from inspiring English sources

But that is a distant concern.

Revenue is a distant concern.

But for those like Mrs. Cigdem, the new mother, such lofty goals are a distant concern.

NORMALLY, an event like the British elections would be a distant concern, but something about this round struck a chord.

Yet here in her parliamentary district on the Baltic coast, many say problems in the Caucasus are a distant concern, if they believe it concerns them at all.

Far from being a distant concern one might read about in the newspapers, one would have a hard time finding any Mexican who hasn't been a victim of violence.

"Celebrities have been crucial in building awareness on a wide range of things that would otherwise be just a distant concern," says the human rights activist John Prendergast, co-author with Cheadle of Not on Our Watch: The Mission to End Genocide in Darfur and Beyond.

Yet, as someone for whom "Monday Night" is a distant and bad memory, I am concerned about whether young Dennis's penchant for baroque similes will work for an audience weaned on pedestrian analyses of X's and O's and an overdependence on scribbling with the Telestrator.

It wasn't a question of quality, but as far as the UK publishing industry is concerned Indonesia is a distant dot on a far horizon, rather than the world's fourth most populous nation and south-east Asia's biggest economy.

This is a distant prospect.

Efficiency is a distant dream.