Sentence examples for particularly concern from inspiring English sources
Such prospects particularly concern Ennahda activists, an estimated 30,000 of whom endured politically motivated detention and abuses including torture during the early 1990s.
Mr. Bush's aides also turned over to Mr. Hu a list of human rights cases that particularly concern the United States, Mr. Green said.
He said there was particularly concern about the number of people being held on remand – two out of three people charged with riot-related offences compared with an average of one in ten – who could also appeal.
Dr. Renik replied that he was not aware of feeling any particularly concern about the patient, and that in his view, the patient had his own reasons for imagining that his analyst saw him as fragile.
The history of the regulation of sexuality, especially the parts he's chosen to gloss over — which happen to be parts that particularly concern the vulnerability of women and children — is a chronicle of a staggeringly long reign of sanctioned brutality.
Among them, compounds with glutathione peroxidase (GPx -like activity are of particularly concern.
She wasn't particularly concerned, though.
He didn't seem particularly concerned.
Jose Manuel Barroso, the European Commission president, is particularly concerned.
No one was particularly concerned.
Mr. Jessup was not particularly concerned.
