Sentence examples for sincere concern about from inspiring English sources

There is no concern about the Presidency, no sincere concern about national security, no concern a-about the impact of this on the whole operation of gov't, no sensitivity to the lack of confidence in the gov't.

A spokeswoman, Laura Bryant, said the company valued communication with its customers and that "[t]o that end, we have been carefully listening to those customers and partners who have expressed sincere concern about our ALEC membership.

How many others who support the exclusion of Syrian refugees - including 32 governors and 289 members of the House of Representatives who voted for H.R. 4038 - are not "racist or bigoted," but justify their position by a deep and sincere concern about national security?

Possible reasons for this unwillingness range from a sincere concern about actionable activism in an authentically (that is to say literally) "post-avant" literary culture, to a vanity that makes impossible the giving up of the enormous cultural capital, institutional patronage, and personal celebrity late postmodernism has bestowed upon its chief practitioners in verse.

Some criticism reflected a sincere concern about social and economic problems in rural areas that were not and cannot be solved by technology alone.

This, coupled with sincere concerns about "initiative-itus" and teacher exhaustion, tempered our radicalism, allowing the Tories to seize far too much of the education mantle".

Some big beasts of the right raise sincere concerns about the gulf between Mr Cameron's ministerial team which they see as dominated by managerialism and pragmatism and a parliamentary party that is more ideological, especially over Europe, the great uniting issue of the right (and a cause that binds crusty oldies to the 2010 intake).

What began as sincere concerns about the horrendous humanitarian consequences of using nuclear weapons has now become a diplomatic process driving towards a new global accord.

Point number two is I think there are a lot of people who are involved in the Tea Party who have very real and sincere concerns about spending that's out of control or generally philosophically believe that the government should be less involved in certain aspects of American life rather than more involved.

Several authors have expressed their sincere concerns about the dangers of conducting such a trial, as it might encourage inappropriate use of RFA by the occasional practitioner of thermal tumor ablation.

While I had experience in cultivating a relationship that put me on the same side as my students in classrooms of fewer than 50 students, I had sincere concerns about whether I could accomplish this with ∼300 people sitting down in a room and me generally standing up.