Sentence examples for today's concerns from inspiring English sources

Today's concerns are manifesting themselves in different ways in different places (see article).

It may seem easy to dismiss today's concerns as unfounded in reality.

Understandably, perhaps, when times are tough, people – and governments – focus on today's concerns rather than tomorrow's.

And what is notable, Brooks Barnes writes, is that this theme is so relevant to today's concerns.

Today's concerns the burgers at Rare Bar & Grill, which recently opened a second branch in Greenwich Village.

In an eerie precursor of today's concerns about American subprime mortgages, he is asked to explain, too, what he means by "loans secured by real-estate mortgages".

Today's concern, which she will be asking her listeners about later, is whether she ought to let Kevin have a sleepover at his friend Nathan's house.

Today's concerned her mother's partner, a Mr. Eric Frost, whom Finch had never met, because Finch had no physical contact with her family.

But that's next year's concern.

Even as last year's concerns have subsided, he said, "buying hasn't diminished".

But surely after last year's concerns about the lack of translations and this year's monocultured selection, it is time for the process of selection to be reassessed.