Sentence examples for more direct concern from inspiring English sources

ACCORDING to Ms. Daley, the cinema school is now delving into matters of more direct concern to studios.

A more direct concern for L.A. Unified was Magnolia's importing of Turkish nationals and their families for teaching and other staff positions.

Perhaps of more direct concern are the findings from those behavioural studies in which fornix lesions are less disruptive than either hippocampal or anterior thalamic lesions on tests of spatial learning and memory.

Nobody saves the world; they have more direct concerns.

Lectures on health systems topics including financing and human resources, address issues that are directly relevant to less developed countries whereas other lectures focus on issues which are of more direct domestic concern (such as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health).

But even as Tesla's batteries promise to reduce tailpipe emissions, more direct environmental concerns surround the current boom in lithium-ion batteries.

Patient (or claimant) empowerment is expected to strengthen the sense of control among the claimant, so that more directed information concerning his or her disability can be shared with the physician.

"We feel even more direct and serious concerns".

Ms. Brooks used clipped lines, abstract word patterns and random rhymes to capture her new radical tone and her more direct expression of social concern.

The latter was of course a more direct and quantitative question concerning ones daughter which may have induced a socially desirable expression of concern while the FGD were more generally speaking.

Some members who left the board last year in frustration expressed disappointment that the charity was not being more open about the findings of its investigation and more direct in addressing specific concerns.