Sentence examples for two overriding concerns from inspiring English sources

She will reappear when hungry, for her two overriding concerns are food and affection.

Rabbi Jonah Pesner, the new director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, the advocacy arm of the Reform Movement, said it is important for Jews to focus on the two overriding concerns: maintaining strong bipartisan support for Israel among U.S. leaders, and facing the threat from Iran.

Baucus said he has four overriding concerns with the 2017 bill: It was written in private, no hearings were held on its substance, it gave too much of the tax cuts to the wealthy, and it adds more than $1.5 trillion to the deficit over 10 years.

The paper, according to officials familiar with its contents, reflects one overriding concern: India.

Roosevelt, he said, had one overriding concern: to win the war.

"We've got to set aside partisan considerations in favor of one overriding concern: How can we work together to repair the economy?

But German diplomacy within Europe is driven by one overriding concern: to hold the fiscal line against calls for a more expansive approach.

Indeed, as both sides prepared for their opening statements Tuesday, one of the overriding concerns for the prosecution is whether it can get a fair trial here.

It has to with overriding concerns.

"I have two overriding emotions," he said.

She said there were two overriding factors.