Sentence examples for issues of overriding concern from inspiring English sources

At present the world faces two issues of overriding concern the peril of nuclear war and the peril of economic collapse including, especially, the peril of a collapse of the international financial system, which is threatened by towering international debts that have accumulated in the last decade or so.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, January 17 , 1983P. 29 At present the world faces two issues of overriding concern the peril of nuclear war and the peril of economic collapse including, especially, the peril of a collapse of the international financial system, which is threatened by towering international debts that have accumulated in the last decade or so.

Of overriding concern is the concept of domicile.

But it is precisely such changes that Mr. Kostunica seems reluctant to make because of his overriding concern with stability.

In which case she appears to think the welfare of Bayer is an overriding concern of the UK government.

Another issue is the culture of the Senate, where the apparent overriding concern of most senators is to be re-elected.

However, there is ample documentation, which clearly demonstrates that the question of the use of the Blue Nile waters has been an overriding concern of Egyptian governments.

Maritime administrations on the other hand, have safety of seafarers as one of their overriding concerns.

LOCATION was the overriding concern of Loren Stassart, one of first tenants to reserve an apartment at the Medici.

"The proper standard of materiality must reflect our overriding concern with the justice of the finding of guilt...

On the other hand, maybe an overriding concern of the NCAA is kind of like Jerry McGuire "Show me the money".