Sentence examples for main concern as from inspiring English sources
And economic stimulus was the main concern as a lame-duck Congress met that December.
Eight weeks into my sex-education class, that patch of ice had become my main concern as I walked to school.
My main concern as a treatment provider is that whatever laws adults choose to pass, they do not do so to the detriment of those who cannot vote -- our children.
Back in Indiana, however, the main concern as The Economist went to press was that union protesters would disrupt the Super Bowl, to be played on February 5th at the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
My main concern, as always, is that I don't end up with a good clue without an author and address for it, since I usually detach and discard the completed grid part of the entry once I've checked that it is correct.
For those of us whose main concern, as we board a train, is whether or not we will get a seat, there will always be something dreamily bracing about the sight of the rich and lazy wondering what cocktail to sip in the restaurant car.
Eight Technical Comments that represent the main concerns, as well as a Technical Response by Wolfe-Simon et al., are published online in Science Express at the addresses listed in this note.
Today's protocol cites salmonella as the central problem, although it was not cited as the main concern at the time the ban began.
Economy, decentralization, and freedom from governmental control were the classical liberal's main concerns, as shown particularly clearly in the writings of John Stuart Mill.
The current unemployment rate is 4.1percentthethe lowest in 30 years, and tight labor markets are one of the Fed's main concerns as it assesses the possibility of increased inflation.
The Prime Minister listed his main concerns as action to stem the tide of EU migrants to Britain by bringing in "commonsense restrictions" on their entitlement to benefits, scrapping "unnecessary and burdensome" rules from Brussels and worries that the UK was "being driven towards an ever closer union".
