Sentence examples for is equally concerning from inspiring English sources
"This decrease is equally concerning, especially given last year's record level in the number of disabled people playing sport," said Price.
In Canada, the situation is equally concerning.
The situation is equally concerning for indigenous communities in Canada, where legislation that deals directly with the inequalities created by environmental injustice is for the most part nonexistent (Dhillon and Young 2010).
He is equally concerned with making his expertise available for humanitarian purposes, and he has combined both impulses with admirable results.
The Good Wife is equally concerned with the complicated inner machinations of Lockhart Gardiner, the law firm where Alicia goes to work, which has had more iterations and names than the much-married Alexis Carrington.
"Who would dream of covering Westminster without being on the London parliamentary circuit?" Lorenzo Consoli, president of the A.P.I., which is based in Brussels and represents about 500 journalists, is equally concerned.
In The Thick of It, the prime minister was never seen and, while viewers in a presidential system might find that absence harder to accept (the original plan of The West Wing for Jed Bartlet to be a minor character was soon abandoned), Veep is equally concerned with the brutal tactics of seeking and maintaining power.
Though "ããã — Fear of the Unknown remix" is deeply rooted in our present moment — Mirza has said that he remixed the video footage as a response to the election of Trump — it is equally concerned with our future, and the agents of both order and chaos that are straining to reshape the world.
It is equally concerned with the toll the war takes on the soldiers' relationships back home, and with the conundrum that though all the characters in this army are volunteers, none of them appear to be where they are by choice.
