Sentence examples for remarkable concern from inspiring English sources

The pope also paid his appreciation for the "remarkable concern in supporting believers in Eastern Europe during the unfortunate political division of the Continent".

He hated it when a black man was called a nigger, "that ugly derisive word"; he tried wherever possible to avoid bloodshed; and he showed remarkable concern for the well-being of his African followers.

But low payments for teachers and high turnover rates have become a remarkable concern in Hong Kong and other Chinese societies.

The resulting boost for the formation of oligonucleotides was remarkable concerning the length of the formed polymer chains (Fig. 2a, squares), the nitrogenous base incorporation rate, and the extent of the nitrogenous bases incorporation into oligomers (Fig. 2b, squares), so that polymers were built predominantly from nucleotides.

The resulting boost for the formation of oligonucleotides was remarkable concerning the length of the formed polymer chains and the extent of nucleobase incorporation into the oligomers, so that the long polymers were built predominantly from nucleobase-carrying sugar-phosphate units (i.e. nucleotides; see [ 112]).

Severe deterioration of waters at that time raised remarkable public concern and triggered expanding scientific interest (Vollenweider 1970, Officer and Ryther 1980, Vollenweider and Kerekes 1980, Nixon 1995, Dokulil and Teubner 2011, Jeppesen et al. 2005).

Rizzo's most remarkable account concerns President Bush.

The latest remarkable change concerns the decriminalization of the use of marijuana.

During the period from Oresme to Galileo, there were also some remarkable discoveries concerning infinite series.

Some were friends of hers, but the most remarkable passages concerned former communists.

In 1949, Tizard wrote a remarkable memorandum, concerned with the pointless endeavour to build an "independent" nuclear deterrent.