Sentence examples for of personal concern from inspiring English sources

For me, it's really just a note of personal concern.

Out of personal concern for CAD risk, 930 consecutive asymptomatic subjects, without clinical CAD and on no lipid-lowering agents, underwent EBT.

Mr. Lott's spokesman said the apology was not in response to Mr. Gore but came solely "out of personal concern for this misunderstanding".

The top five issues of personal concern were: terrorism (31%), climate change and the environment (30%), income inequality (24%), unemployment (23%) and war (22%).

If anything, now inflation has set in regarding the praise of popular films as art (as with raves for "Lincoln," "Silver Linings Playbook," and "Anna Karenina"); critics are all too ready to extol any mass-market movie with the merest glimmer of personal concern, stylistic idiosyncrasy, or intellectual substance and to crown their directors as auteurs.

When I asked Axelrod himself to explain how Jarrett's counsel might prove uniquely valuable to the president, he squinted a little and said: "Well, first of all I think, I mean, he is more likely to come to her with issues of personal concern — family issues, because he has a full plate and she's also a very close friend.

Then there was also a host of personal concerns.

The displacement of personal concerns onto substantive material in decision making is potentially the most dangerous form of defensiveness.

Negative news programs "can exacerbate a range of personal concerns that are not specifically relevant to the content of the program," the researchers behind one study wrote.

It also appears that many women have found it most difficult to report his acts of sexual harassment before now because of personal concerns about acts of oppression that could threaten them even if they are in government, military and academic employment.

Some very diverse issues came to light when readers were asked: "Can you explain which one issue – that affects your life – you wish the presidential candidates were discussing more?" Some used the question as an opportunity to discuss a wide variety of personal concerns, including "horsemeat ending up in our food", "DC statehood" and "free public transport".