Sentence examples for the general concerns from inspiring English sources

That is not to say the general concerns about higher borrowing costs have disappeared.

Formula One does not, cannot, and has never existed in total isolation from the general concerns of humanity.

It has charge of all the general concerns of the church's faith, order, property, missions, education, and the like.

Indeed, the outrage over the cameras echoes the general concerns about government that have fueled protests movements like the Tea Party.

The Democratic leadership's agreement to commit hundreds of millions of dollars for more secret operations in Iran was remarkable, given the general concerns of officials like Gates, Fallon, and many others.

It is here that philosophical issues begin to multiply, over and above the general concerns mentioned in Section 2.1.

"The general concern," explains Khaled Fahmy, head of history at the American University in Cairo, "is about the Ikhwanisation of the state".

However, the industry's trade body admitted this month that the big six had become a "lightning conductor for the general concern about the cost of living".

B&Q owner Kingfisher has been caught up in the general concern about poor Christmas trading, and the effect of hefty discounting on retailers' margins.

"We expected to have more visitors from abroad, but, in any case, you understand the general concern right now to travel," said Yiannis Evangelou, chairman of the Hellenic Association of Tourism and Travel Agents.

Among Mr. Capellas's complaints is the general concern that Microsoft would not be allowed to accord Compaq special treatment in pricing and partnerships.