Sentence examples for the same level of concern from inspiring English sources

Only 10% expressed the same level of concern about Sky News and just 5% about ITN.

When the flu first emerged, Republicans and Democrats responded with the same level of concern.

And why isn't the same level of concern shown for the world's many other seemingly intractable problems?

He said it was a privilege to hold dual nationality, and stripping suspected terrorists of Australian citizenship when they already held citizenship of another country did not raise the same level of concern.

Built by Russian engineers and monitored by the International Atomic Energy Agency, it is already producing electricity, and most nuclear experts agree that it does not merit the same level of concern over weaponization as Iran's other nuclear sites.

Howard F. Ward, the chief investment officer for Gamco Investors, said the market appeared to be concerned the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, "doesn't share the same level of concern regarding inflation that it might wish him to, and that is leading to stronger commodity prices".

We use these markers in our study but use the simple term nuclear orthologs because all low copy nuclear orthologous genes are similar, requiring about the same level of care concerning technical issues (e.g. PCR recombination) and are subjected to the same set of lineage-specific and hence variable evolutionary properties (variation in rates, degree of gene conversion, gene amplification or loss).

Furthermore, those with brain health disorders haven't benefitted from the same level of care and concern, either from a medical standpoint or culturally.

Did they put in a pool?' " Devereaux, his dander up, says, "I didn't hear that same level of concern from these sectors when G.M. or Bank of America got bailed out.

DPEU's experience and know-how on earthquake awareness, preparedness, and mitigation is being used to reach the same level of maturity concerning the tsunami hazard education and awareness-raising activities.

4. Biomarkers and genetic testing for cancer, diabetes, heart disease and other chronic diseases will not introduce the same level of intergenerational stress and concern for families as neurological and degenerative conditions like dementia.