Sentence examples for of a deep concern from inspiring English sources

They said they were acting out of a deep concern for the fiscal affairs of the states, which they thought received insufficient attention in Washington.

Mr. Gingrich dismissed any suggestion that personal payback was involved, saying he was acting out of a deep concern for national security, which he said Ms. Pelosi had seriously harmed by undermining morale at the intelligence services.

"What we are seeing in America today is a conservative awakening, a revival born out of a deep concern that liberals have used the machinery of the federal government to impose a nanny state that limits our freedom and that targets free enterprise," Mr. Perry said, according to The Associated Press.

This grew out of a deep concern that, if Napoleon were conclusively defeated in battle, Russia and Prussia stood to gain too much.

My fierce passion is born out of a deep concern that starts close to my heart, with my own family, and extends outward towards future generations.

In the job for a year, Berry says his position -- to which he was appointed by Secretary of State John F. Kerry -- was "born out of a deep concern about the continuing levels of discrimination and violence against members of the LGBTI community".

For example, for all the talk of budget tightening, he said the state needed to do something to take care of public schools that have been battered by years of cuts, a deep concern of Californians.

Alexander now turned to the communes of northern Italy for support, finding in many of them a deep concern over the protection of their independence from the empire, a concern that united them with his cause.

A tear, a rupture and a Spain that has become the laughing stock of Europe and a deep concern for all its allies.

The plight of immigrants has always been a deep concern of Cunningham's.

This sense of sadness comes from a deep concern for the well-being of others.