The phrase "noble concern" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express admiration or appreciation for someone who is expressing concerns that are for a betterment of society or a group of people. For example, "Her noble concern for the future of our city led her to propose a number of ideas to improve it."
What noble concern for wildlife and the environment they pour forth.
And, then, I must admit, there was a fear that has little do with Evian and evacuation zones and noble concern for human suffering, death, and destruction: I wondered how I would get my long run in over the weekend.
The other and noble concern, which was to give a chance to preserve and recover the uterus, could not be reached.
The opposition to extradition, however, could be driven by less noble concerns: flipping Guzmán might provide the American government with evidence against top Mexican officials.
In 2009 a couple in New Jersey lost custody of a boy they had named Adolf Hitler.In this section Visibility before all Thanks, mum ReprintsLess noble concerns play a role, too.
(No matter that these will make them appear noble, the concern that it will make them look either foolish or incompetent dominates).
The details of this are filled out in the other three noble truths, which concern the cause of suffering, the possibility of ending it, and the way to accomplish this liberation.
As far as the noble coach was concerned, Sandusky could simply switch the venue of his child rapes.
Ashton demanded athletic bravura from Colas, but for all his impressive power Mr. Acosta triumphed as a noble dancer always concerned with the classical shape of Ashton's style.
Concerning noble metal nanoparticles (NMNPs), some pioneering works has been published on the effect of silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) on seedlings of thale cress (Arabidopsis thaliana), indicating that very low concentrations of AgNPs (< 1 ppm) could be toxic to the seedlings [11].
Leon Botstein, president of Bard College, which has worked with the New York City Education Department to create and run an early-college high school where students complete two years of college by the time they graduate, and plans to open a second such school soon, called the Education Department plan "a noble idea," but expressed concern about its execution.
