Sentence examples for the exclusive concern from inspiring English sources
Safety is not the exclusive concern of the traffic control community.
He is the exclusive concern of a staff of three, who have taken a proprietary interest in his well-being.
Behaviour becomes determined less by active character than passive anthropology, and "society" reverts to a kind of human ant colony with preservation of its leader the exclusive concern, and fear and rumour governing all social functions with the eerie precision of insect pheromones.
If one gets rid of these habits one can think more clearly, and to think clearly is a necessary first step toward political regeneration: so that the fight against bad English is not frivolous and is not the exclusive concern of professional writers.
In Crawford v. Washington (2004), the United States Supreme Court ruled that "testimonial" statements are the core, perhaps exclusive, concern of the Confrontation Clause.
At the same time, the findings do not indicate an exclusive concern for the worse off as only one respondent reported the lowest possible indifference value (0.25 QALYs) for any group.
Moreover, it is most significant that of all theorists within the history of rhetoric, the elocutionists were the first to place an exclusive concern upon interpreting discourse.
All undergraduate courses in English had been the province of the College English Staff, an autonomous body, some members of which were also engaged in graduate departmental teaching, but which had as its exclusive concern the undergraduate programs in English literature and composition.
No political movement can get off the ground, they will rightly observe, if individuals under the poverty line are its exclusive concern.
But his plans also show an admirable attempt to stop asylum seekers and refugees becoming an exclusive concern of the left.
The animal rights movement's exclusive concern with individual animals makes perfect sense given its roots in a culture of liberal individualism, but does it make any sense in nature?
