Sentence examples for sole concern of from inspiring English sources

These days damage control is the sole concern of Japan's scandal-infested government.

But even as the tasting proceeded, menu development was hardly the sole concern of the commandants of Lincoln.

Cai says: "The line inscribed on the large wall below the flying saucer on the roof, 'Never learned how to land,' derives from Du Wenda's sole concern of getting the saucer into the air, and placed here, it suggests anxiety over the rapid development of Chinese society".

According to traditional medical deontology, the sole concern of a doctor should be the welfare of the patient, regardless of costs to society [ 22].

My sole concern, in the case of these three versions of plays, has been linguistic.

While Fauré accepted the presidency of this society, he also remained a member of the older one and continued on the best of terms with d'Indy; his sole concern was the fostering of new music.

Of sole concern are the properties assumed about sets and the membership relation.

Except for the dead man's daughter, Salwa Caroline Khalill), who in her discreet way turns out to be a kindred spirit of her father, the movie portrays Tabel's family as a bunch of bloated, sour-tempered stuffed shirts whose sole concern with the black sheep of their family is that he not tarnish their respectable image.

To fix Medicare, which should be our sole concern, we need an overhaul of our health system to remove the corrosive effects of the profit motive on our medical economy.

Kulood added: "[Spence] has never once shown any ounce of remorse; his sole concern has been for himself and to find someway of getting away with what he did.

Although he has insisted that his comments have been consistent and that his sole concern is for the fate of Elian, the vice president has been criticized by Republicans and Democrats alike for appearing to distance himself from the administration in hopes of winning over Cuban-American voters who want the boy to remain in the United States.