Sentence examples for much larger concern from inspiring English sources

Most spinoffs are intended to unlock value that investors may not see because it is buried within a much larger concern.

What the boy was really asking, Dr. Gault says, had to do with a much larger concern: Were the adults around him -- his parents, his teachers, his doctor -- still able to protect him in a world that seemed increasingly dangerous and out of control?

But as Assad becomes more desperate, the presence of idealistic Europeans with large networks of activists could become a much larger concern. .

But he actually had a separate business before that and then again later, afterwards, but we ended up being a much larger concern.

So why is there so much focus on dragging Hillary Clinton over the coals on this without any substantive facts, when the much larger concern of safety of embassies still looms large?

As the novel opens, Wadzek, owner of a factory that produces steam engines, is locked in a struggle with his more powerful rival Rommel, whose much larger concern manufactures turbines.

Griffin has much larger concerns.

Label worries about Internet radio are part of much larger concerns.

"The Kerry energy plan has as its centerpiece an increase in fuel efficiency for automobiles, and they are a much larger environmental concern," says John Coequyt, an energy policy specialist at Greenpeace.

Much larger questions concerned the motives for the attacks on a dozen police stations and outposts early Wednesday and the identity of the people who organized them.

In much the same way, the issue at stake now is no longer just phone hacking, but a much larger issue concerning the media's relations with the police, the politicians and ultimately the public.