Sentence examples for real concern of from inspiring English sources

Buildings' degradation is a real concern of owners.

The real concern of the antismoker is his inability to control the behavior of everyone around him.

"The real concern of the city has to be when public money is being used," he said.

The real concern of phenomenology was clearly formulated for the first time in his article "Philosophie als strenge Wissenschaft" (1910 11; "Philosophy as Rigorous Science").

I'm afraid I suspect that the howls of protest about the secondary market are a neat diversion to take attention away from the real concern of consumers.

It taps into a larger issue, a real concern of mine, the blurring in general between fiction and reality, between news and entertainment.

Then, as now, the real concerns of American-Indian politicians have largely been more pragmatic.

She reflected the real concerns of her generation and background in Labour constituencies..

But addressing the real concerns of working Americans isn't the campaign's central theme.

As a result, Hallinan seems blind to the very real concerns of Americans about the safety of their streets.

All of this because America's current leaders are not willing to acknowledge the very real concerns of many people about global environmental issues.