Sentence examples for my concerns here from inspiring English sources

There may be good moral reasons why specific consequences should not be counted when we make particular assessments of outcomes; to take an example unrelated to my concerns here, many would say that the sadistic pleasure one person gets from the suffering of another counts as no reason whatever against relieving that suffering, even if in most cases pleasure is a good to be promoted.

My concern here is more purely human.

"It's also my concern here," Mr Paul said.

It is the last that is my concern here.

"My concern here is that the government can't seem to get off the dime".

My concern here is more with cultural protectionism — the impulse not to conquer the rest of the world but rather to tune it out.

My concern here is not with The Mail's journalistic brilliance — no paper is more maddeningly readable — but with what its obsessions say about where Britain is headed with its acute Brussels Syndrome.

My concern here isn't with addiction to drugs – although that horror has cast a long shadow over my life and the lives of my family, and infiltrated my fictive inscape, poisoning its field margins, salting its earth.

It voted unanimously to make them wear helmets when riding scooters, and the Council speaker, Peter F. Vallone, defended his proposed new smoking restrictions in restaurants by saying, "My concern here is basically for children and the health effects of smoking".

"Why would you want a built-in negative when you are going into a campaign?" Mr. Vallone, who once smoked cigarettes and admitted yesterday that he still had an occasional cigar, said, "I go to restaurants myself, but my concern here is basically for children and the health effects of smoking".

My concern here is Sprint.