Sentence examples for larger concerns of from inspiring English sources

What the modernists are known for, however, is a commitment both to sustainability and to the larger concerns of urban design and planning, both of which interest Charles a great deal.

Its indulgence of nonsense, its unrepentant frivolity, its willed disregard for self-reflection and sometimes the larger concerns of the world call to mind "From One Revolution to Another," a large, shambling and elegiac show installed at the Palais de Tokyo, the contemporary art museum here, by the artist Jeremy Deller, who won the 2004 Turner Prize for contemporary art.

In the dark days of the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union used "confidence-building" measures of cooperation on small matters to make it easier to deal with the larger concerns of nuclear survival.

The larger concern, of course, is what has changed from last year for the Giants.

To those close to Donovan, specific issues like those are less important than the larger concern of whether the time away makes an impact on his mental state.

So why is there so much focus on dragging Hillary Clinton over the coals on this without any substantive facts, when the much larger concern of safety of embassies still looms large?

In addition, we identified serious issues not only important to addressing dosage compensation but to the larger concern of accurately implementing analytical tools for next generation sequencing.

Such phrases as "I felt terror twitch inside me" brilliantly bring down to the local level the large concerns of a novel which is as full of intellectual provocations as it is of suspenseful turns.

Treatment of postoperative astigmatism in PKP patients is one of the largest concerns of PK surgeons [ 5].

And there's a larger concern for many of these companies: it's still far from proven that each can survive as their own businesses.

"It's a huge phenomenon, and a very large concern of ours," Richard Moe, president of the organization, said in an interview.