Sentence examples for most practical concern from inspiring English sources

The New York bid's most practical concern appears to be the competition for public building funds.

The most practical concern was that trying to sign on to the Hong Kong site from the mainland could end up being unreasonably slow: "Even searching for "Hu" [the name of the Chinese President, and therefore highly sensitive] you will be blocked for two minutes," one commentator wrote.

But while designers don't always have the most practical concerns in mind (they're artists, O.K.?), it turns out that men's fashion is chockablock with stylish answers.

The most frequently cited practical concern regarding impedance biosensors is the perception that this method is particularly susceptible to interference arising from nonspecific adsorption.

Until recently, this complexity was not of major practical concern, since most problems could be controlled by vaccination or antibiotics.

Isn't this America, the land of the free?" For most workers, though, practical concerns trumped rhetoric.

One of the most practical applications of these new materials concerns the strengthening of reinforced concrete columns by means of confinement with fibre composite sheets.

The most practical option?

"Pausing briefly to shift to practical concern.

The main practical concern is health.

There's also a practical concern.