Sentence examples for objects of concern from inspiring English sources

And it is not even healthy for the students who are the objects of concern.

Such tubes have been proposed for all sorts of fancy uses, particularly in electronics, but they and other nanoparticles (so called because their dimensions are measured in nanometres, or billionths of a metre) have also been objects of concern.

This great work brought political discussion into the public arena in France by its insistence upon the wide variation of sociopolitical forms throughout the world, its attempt to assess their relative effectiveness, and its assertion of the need, in whatever form of society, to maintain liberty and tolerance as prime objects of concern.

We know from other sources that Aristo did hold this position; and, as we have seen, there is good reason to think that Pyrrho did refrain quite generally from attributing positive or negative value to ordinary objects of concern (things other than virtue and vice), which is one part of the position Cicero attributes to him and Aristo.

So the pastor's question for the nation is both simple and clear: Can we find it in our hearts to care not just for the middle class -- those Americans who so often seem the objects of concern in debates on the common good -- but also for the poorest of the nation's poor?

And a head of state is the object of concern in "The Kidnapped Prime Minister".

Meanwhile, nature has become an object of concern and pity, a foe turned wounded animal.

Suddenly, its seemingly invincible financial sector has become the object of concern.

In Staten Island, too, the Verrazano is no longer an object of concern or angst.

Social, criminal and medical agencies did not know that she was an object of concern to them all.

Millions of invisible bits of data were being transmitted through underground cable wires and satellite networks, and I was their sole subject and object of concern.