Sentence examples for the broadest concern from inspiring English sources

[ 12] However, the broadest concern, and the concern that is often explicitly mentioned in relevant policy statements, is that human reproductive cloning, at some level, infringes notions of human dignity.

The broadest concerns of Theresa May's critics are understandable and must be addressed.

For many Tibetans, the broader concern is about the future of the Tibetan movement itself.

"The broader concern we have," Mr. Klett said, "is the erosion of history".

The broader concern in Washington has been that the deal would do too little and give up too much.

The broader concern in Tehran has been that a deal required major concessions for too little in return.

"The broader concern is what it does to the overall investment climate," said Mark Baird, the Indonesia country director for the World Bank in Jakarta.

The broader concern, from Labour's front-bench to its footsoldiers, is what the proposition for winning the election in 2015 actually is.

President Clinton, in fact, has shown during the course of his presidency that he understands this and the broad concern in the public about the threat to the family.

But the broader concern is the way that the game is run and that it is run by India on behalf of India, or at least at their whim, due to their financial clout.

Regardless of the broader concern over a handful of content holders having control over what social commentary and criticism is permissible, the deeper fallacy – that games cannot speak in this way – is the more tragic one.