Sentence examples for the concerns of which from inspiring English sources

Although its theme intergenerational misunderstanding is universal, the story is rooted in a specific and remote cultural context, the concerns of which seem unlikely to resonate with audiences here on a visceral level (not a lot of Catholic-hating Orangemen in Santa Monica these days).

He sought to address the concerns of Russia, which sees the plan as an attempt to undermine its military deterrent.

The problems in the implementation of China's public policies have long drawn considerable attention from academics and the general public; the focal concerns of which include insufficient implementation capacity and deviation from original state intentions.

The requirement for the determination of best interests encompasses a wider evaluation of the patient's concerns, of which the medical perspective is but one component.

It also offers an opportunity for the identification and addressing of the child's concerns: concerns of which the adult providing consent may not be aware.

Ambrose Dudley became one of the leading patrons of moderate Puritanism, the principal concern of which was the furtherance of preaching.

Very different to the concerns of the 1980s which were dominated by large male figures swinging their brushes around".

When Nato forces planned the invasion of Libya, they brushed aside the concerns of the AU, which became a helpless bystander.

Our new president must priorititize the development of programs that address the concerns of this population which are unique to this era.

In comparing these cultures, particularly their educational and media institutions and practices, I notice differences but I also see common trends, among the most concerning of which are the limiting of freedom of expression and the growth of coercive conventionalism.

It is an a priori or conceptual investigation, the underlying concern of which is to identify rather than to explain.