Sentence examples for towards concern for from inspiring English sources

Lord Lawson may be quite right to say that the decline of Marxism and organised Christianity has pushed people towards concern for the planet.

It also significantly altered the focus in earlier research on occupation and social class towards a concern for lifestyle.

Driven essentially by a hostility towards minorities rather than concern for gender justice, their real objective in supporting the ban on triple talaq is to show the minority community in a poor light.

For all his personal experience, expressions of paternal goodwill towards the disabled and fraternal concern for their carers, at the first clanging of the alarm bells his instinct was to scarper, and leave them in the stairwell to burn.

The main reason that drove us towards this study was the concern for finding solutions to improve the retention of bioactive compounds in fruit-based products.

When read in this key the myth tells us however that design has to be nurtured both on concern for change/inclination towards seeing and thinking differently, therefore "sense of possibility", and on capacity for rooting, namely sense of reality.

On the grounds of further conviction that the project should always be nurtured both on concern for change/inclination towards seeing and thinking differently, therefore "sense of possibility", and on capacity for rooting, namely sense of reality, reference is made to the "Triadic System of Rooting and Projection (TSRP)".

One reason for the change of strategy towards Scotland was a growing concern for the relationship between England and France.

Ought I to act justly towards my neighbor out of my concern for him, or out of concern for God?

There was concern for West Ham towards the end of the second half when 18-year-old substitute Potts needed lengthy treatment on the pitch before he was carried off on a stretcher.

Some of these horses have been popular breeding objects with high BLUP indices and many NSCT enthusiasts have expressed a concern for a development towards smaller horses.