Sentence examples for show more concern from inspiring English sources

… Americans should show more concern for the A.P. scandal.

Owing to this increased awareness, children from age seven on are more conscious of what others think of them and show more concern over others' opinion of their behaviour.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel released Mr McCathy's text messages on Tuesday from the week of Mr LeGrier's shooting, which show more concern about the media reaction than the victim or police failures.

One of the reasons that the middle class in both India and Pakistan doesn't show more concern for sex trafficking is that the victims tend to be uneducated peasants.

Abstract: Normative variants of nationalism tend to involve one or both of the following views: Citizens and governments may, and perhaps should, show more concern for the survival and flourishing of their own state, culture, and compatriots than for the survival and flourishing of foreign states, cultures, and persons (common nationalism).

Or it may claim that citizens and governments may, and perhaps should, show more concern for the justice of their own state and for wrongs suffered by its members than for the justice of any foreign social systems and for wrongs suffered by foreigners (lofty patriotism).

The French show, more concerned with perceived rather than real time, dwells on the question, "What is time?" In Greenwich, where the exhibition is being held in the Maritime Museum's 17th-century Queen's House, some 500 objects have been divided into five sections: "The Creation of Time"; "The Mechanics of Time"; "In the Eye of the Beholder"; "Against the Clock" and "Until the End of Time".

By Tuesday, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and Police Commissioner Howard Safir were showing more concern.

Mr Tate, on the other hand, shows more concern for unity.

He said Westerners displayed "a form of racism" when they showed more concern for Africa's endangered gorillas than for the Pygmies and other trampled peoples.

To his credit, Barack Obama, who has shown more concern for criminal-justice reform than any President before him, has sought to do something about the problem.