Sentence examples for mostly concern from inspiring English sources

There are problems, to be sure, though these mostly concern America's immigration policy and illegal immigrants.

The low points are obvious and mostly concern the disappearance of Richey Edwards, rhythm guitarist and friend since childhood, in February 1995.

The tales mostly concern children adjusting themselves in one way or another to the stupidities and dangers of the adult world.

Or do his notebooks, covering an estimated 50,000 densely packed pages, mostly concern his support for pacifist and ecological causes and his obsession in old age with "satanic influences"?

"Government spending in energy sector is not considering the needs of the energy poor people of Bangladesh … [and] the government is mostly concern about the urban users, both domestic and private sectors," she said.

While the changes mostly concern semantics as sought by drug makers, the burden will now be on them to explain to their investors how much work is needed on an application, Mr. Loss said.

And in Nigeria, the figure is only 25% because legal cases mostly concern areas which are the preserves of richer members of society, such as universities (one suit, for example, looked at whether people had a right to establish private ones).

Housed in a defunct winery, the office has received more than 500 complaints, but they mostly concern delayed pensions, appeals by refugees for tents and medicine, labor disputes, problems in obtaining new documents and, to a lesser extent, charges of illegal detentions and reports of missing persons.