Sentence examples for traditional concerns from inspiring English sources

Moreover, there are other traditional concerns.

Buckingham Palace's more traditional concerns were equally satisfied.

Worries about international competitiveness now crowd out traditional concerns such as poverty.

The traditional concerns of the justices about television coverage couldn't be weaker.

Someday, he said, managing indoor biodiversity will run up against traditional concerns about building cost and energy efficiency.

The primary economic issues determining fiscal policies once again became the more traditional concerns of allocation and distribution.

They have turned a blind eye to what can be argued are conservative Libyans' more traditional concerns.

Others are recognizing that part of the challenge these days is turning traditional concerns into new-economy companies.

He shares many of the traditional concerns of the left, but often prefers to meet them with capitalist solutions.

To some degree, the idealization of human figures was facilitated by the Greeks' traditional concern with proportion and pattern.

In this way, rational choice theory led political science back to its traditional concern with political institutions, such as parliaments and laws.