Sentence examples for much greater concern from inspiring English sources

"As we move downstate, there's probably much greater concern about the Rockefeller drug laws".

Now, housing affordability is of much greater concern, and Mr. Sperling has altered his rating system to reflect this.

It should be of much greater concern for Chelsea that this was the sole chance they created from open play.

Of much greater concern to Mr. Nasser, Mr. Thaljieh and most other residents is the difficulty that they have leaving the town, and that tourists have coming.

Wilson, too, is concerned that this is a much greater concern in rural areas where "even basic internet infrastructure is missing".

Nor do Republicans like Trump focus on this as a major threat, perhaps because it's been a much greater concern on the left than on the right.

He was obviously thinking about the sizable deficit as Torre took the ball, but the Yankees soon had much greater concerns.

Belarus once was branded Europe's "last dictatorship" by US secretary of state Condoleezza Rice, despite post-Soviet regimes such as Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan raising much greater concerns about human rights and democracy.

Bjorn Lomborg, the Danish academic and "skeptical environmentalist," writing in Foreign Affairs, says it "helped send the world down a path of worrying obsessively about misguided remedies for minor problems while ignoring much greater concerns," such as poverty, which only economic growth can ameliorate.

Much greater concerns hang over France, the region's second biggest economy, which has recorded zero growth for the second quarter in succession, and Italy, which has fallen into recession again.

Today's Commission hearing and dozens like it in democratic countries can inspire the expression of much greater foreign concern by international organizations, governments, N.G.O.s, scholars, bar associations and ordinary people.