Sentence examples for minded concern from inspiring English sources

The conference chair's summary outlined a number of very significant issues that Mr Brown would do well to take note of, and which Britain could actually do much to help resolve, if so minded: Concern was voiced about plans to replace or modernise nuclear weapons and their means of delivery - a clear message about Trident replacement.

In terms of price points, the Australian fashion industry is a lot like Australian society: there is a solid working-class base of mass-market brands, a bulging middle class of commercially minded concerns, and a small upper crust of superlative designers.

A supportive biographer says India is different: demanding responses from leaders is a "Western-minded concern".

A list made in 1844 of possible subjects for librettos shows Verdi's high-minded concern for literary and dramatic values.

Short-minded concern for the corporate bottom line and reluctance to think past ideology doomed his friends in Big Three boardrooms.

Mr. Hamilton is a throwback to a more gallant era: the heyday of 1970's soul, when affection and community-minded concern were in fashion, not thug machismo.

And yet, the IPA's rhetoric on environmental risks is full of high-minded concern about the risks of over-regulation and a loss of competitiveness based on inconclusive evidence, paired with draconian restrictions largely echoing the anti-wind movement's position.

Its founding-principle is, at least at first, no high-minded concern but mutual economic need: "A city comes to be because none of us is self-sufficient (autarkês), but we all need many things.

Although there is a deep bond between soldiers and pets, and a broad-minded concern for abandoned and orphaned animals in war zones, there are institutional policies that fail to reflect that concern.

They can even be inspired by narrow-minded concerns.

Some have single-minded concerns like the upstate economy or campaign finance reform.