Sentence examples for subject of concern to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perry defended the policy, which is already a subject of concern to people he has met in early-voting states.

It turns out that this character, Olivia, has given up her job teaching at a smart school in Santa Monica to do cleaning work, has no money, no regular guy and is the subject of concern to her three closest friends who are all married, prosperous and have a small child each.

The fear of such side-effects has been a subject of concern to some professionals [27, 28], parents as well as patients [29 33] and a potential barrier to compliance in some settings [34, 35].

This skills shortage shines a harsh light on the U.S. educational system, long a subject of concern to FORBES (see "Voucher kids," June 2 , 1997and "The end of arrogance," Feb. 13, 1995).

This month's Dating Faux Pas Prevention continues with another subject of concern to many; what are the two of you going to talk about on that first date?

This is a subject of concern to any critic (or writer or reader): how work remains relevant when it is by its nature ephemeral.

Mr. Ryan's short speech did not address two controversial subjects of concern to Iowans: a farm bill that is a victim of Congressional deadlock; and a tax credit to the wind industry, which Mr. Romney opposes but Iowa's Republican leadership supports.

Dust deposition is among the top subjects of concern to have attracted the conservation scientists' attention with increasing concern lately [8, 9].

Certainly, the issue of the series' subject matter was of concern to the producers.

Given that the subject pertains to a matter of concern to the public (illegal immigration), considerable weight will need to be given to this right.

So it is not surprising that most of the great classical philosophers Plato, Aristotle, Spinoza, Descartes, Hobbes, Hume had recognizable theories of emotion, conceived as responses to certain sorts of events of concern to a subject, triggering bodily changes and typically motivating characteristic behavior.