Sentence examples for problem that concerns from inspiring English sources

"This is not a problem that concerns only Okinawans," he said, according to Kyodo.

"It is a problem that concerns us all, rich or poor countries," he said.

If so, questions will be asked as to whether a commercial company such as Thames Water should be the lead agency on such a big environmental problem that concerns so many interests across London and the Thames valley.

Her voice could be clear and plain ("The problem that concerns us here... ") or poetical (she feared "a sterile world ungraced by the curving wing of a bird in flight").

Fault diagnosis is a complex and difficult problem that concerns effective decision-making.

Here we have a significant problem that concerns human's future and mode of survival, i.e., whether human civilization should maintain its diversification or move towards simplification.

Aside from dealing with the army formations which South Vietnam might have deployed, the question of where and when to strike was the main problem that concerned the North Vietnamese.

Arthur, for example, who had spastic tetraparesis and a urethral catheter, explained why sex was not a problem that concerned him: '... about 85% of men who've reached their 70th birthday are relatively impotent, and when you've got a neurological complaint as well [um].

We went to libraries to check out how to solve problems that concerned us.

Mr. Biden made the case that new technology had solved the problems that concerned critics of the treaty about a decade ago.

There is a healthy parallel cinema culture in India, with youngsters attempting to make movies in the language they know and about problems that concern them and issues they understand.