Sentence examples for staunch concern from inspiring English sources

It's the work of an ascendant purist with new capital to spend: Jamey Johnson has shown, through his previous two albums on Mercury Nashville, a staunch concern for craft and legacy.

Some bedrock Democrats — most notably organized labor and some staunch liberals — are concerned that Obama and other Democratic Party leaders have come to rely so heavily on the largesse of this single industry.

Mr. Bethune is widely known for his outspokenness, but even some of the industry's staunchest critics are expressing concern.

While there are gray zones with anything like this, Cindy considers herself a staunch feminist and seems genuinely concerned for women.

As a staunch fundamentalist, you're probably concerned with the sordid activities of progressive thinkers and their depraved quest for equality.

Advocates have been driven by passion, concern for radiographic appearance, staunch adherence to the use of EALs, strong advocacy for patency filing, and the incorporation of cognitive dissonance into their decision-making and proffering (Seltzer & Bender 1965).

And even staunch supporters of the plant are concerned about its security.

America's staunchest allies have all expressed grave concern for what a Trump presidency would imply - for America and the world.

Livingstone rightly identified crime as a key concern for Londoners and gave staunch political backing to the Met police chief Sir Ian Blair's drive towards neighbourhood policing.

Mayor Livingstone had rightly identified crime as a key concern for Londoners and gave staunch political backing to Sir Ian Blair's drive towards neighbourhood policing.

The staunchest opponent of the legislation, Alderman Leslie Hairston, expressed concern that after the NATO summit, these new restrictions will be used to quell demonstrations or assembling in Chicago.