Sentence examples for of intense concern from inspiring English sources

Security is tighter than ever and of intense concern.

And I could see it was a matter of intense concern for them.

The Edwardian era (1901 10) was one of intense concern over the decline of Britain's naval and commercial dominance.

The attorney general plays a pivotal role in those issues, which are of intense concern to conservatives.

The fate of the whales, which have frequently been spotted swimming in the oil by planes overhead, has been of intense concern to wildlife biologists.

WITH the July 17 airplane crash in São Paulo, in which 199 people died, aviation safety has once again become a matter of intense concern among travelers.

It was all a result of intense concerns by American officials about the prospect of Al Qaeda operatives or other terrorists hijacking an international airliner and trying to use it to attack the United States.

"On topics of very intense concern to the administration of the day, you become less of an analyst and more of a reports officer," the official said.

Some of this intense concern with reputation was typical of Washington's background.

As a reflection of the intense concern that many people have about taking the H1N1 vaccine or giving it to their children, the National Vaccine Program Office, a division of the Department of Health and Human Services, released a report today about its plans to monitor the pandemic vaccine's safety.

Mention should also be made of Meyerbeer's intense concern with the business of opera, which indeed had formed part of his studies under Vogler.