Sentence examples for to concern not from inspiring English sources

However, the manner in which the decision to sell the property is being made continues to concern not only me, but many others.

Beaming after an apologetic meeting with Mrs Clinton, Turkey's top diplomat brushed that off, saying that he is indeed dangerous, but only "for those who want to create new tensions" in his region.The most grovelling apologies from American officials in recent days are said (by those who have received them) to concern not gibes at personalities, but dirty tricks conducted in friendly countries.

Our knowledge of moral judgments seems to concern not just how we feel or act but how we ought to behave.

This is, on one view of the matter, because Pārthasārathimiśra takes the fact of any cognition's "being truth-conducive" (prāmāṇya) essentially to concern not truth, but justification not, that is, the outcome of the epistemic process, but what gets it off the ground in the first place.

Moreover, a further fundamental aspect is worthy to be underlined, as it is likely to concern not only cancer cachexia, but the most part of palliative care dimensions.

Naturally, this gives rise to concern not only as regards the health of adults of low socio-economic status but also as regards their children.

Furthermore, many of the included indicators were evaluated differently, leading to concerns not only of incomparability among the tools, but also a lack of agreement of how best to measure specific functions or services.

Contrary to common concern, not all highly engaged adolescents develop maladaptive patterns of internet use.

Prosecutors said Mr. Castile had mentioned his gun to allay concerns, not to threaten the officer or escalate the situation.

The sometimes bitterly voiced controversies that surround Koons seem to concern him not at all.

At Chicago, where the methodologies of economics have threatened to swallow other approaches to life, theologians are still hospitable to human concerns not expressible in cash.