Sentence examples for was concerned exclusively from inspiring English sources
was concerned exclusively
verb
To relate or belong to; to have reference to or connection with; to affect the interest of; to be of importance to.
"In agreeing to this provision as part of what the New York Fed believed was a favorable settlement agreement, the New York Fed was concerned exclusively with advancing the taxpayer interest".
Classical behaviourism, prevalent in the first third of the 20th century, was concerned exclusively with measurable and observable data and excluded ideas, emotions, and the consideration of inner mental experience and activity in general.
Although the Wiener-Hopf work was concerned exclusively with astronomy and done without the guiding influence of computers, it was recognized in World War II that high-speed computations could involve input information from a moving object and, through prediction or extrapolation, provide output data to correct its path.
Bolzano's teaching was concerned exclusively with fundamental topics of theology; in addition he worked mainly in logic.
It was concerned exclusively with mortality and the final selected model was based on the best fit in persons 75+ years where the 4305 estimated attributable deaths (all causes) compares with our estimated 6266 respiratory deaths.
But a firm like Bain is concerned exclusively with buying low and selling high.
Until 726 he seems to have been concerned exclusively with the internal condition of his kingdom.
Long before September 11th, many studies were done on the vulnerability of nuclear reactors to airplane crashes, but these studies were concerned exclusively with accidental crashes.
The hormonal loops involve parathyroid hormone (PTH), calcitonin (CT), and vitamin D and are concerned exclusively with regulation of calcium ion and phosphorus ion concentrations.
This is a narrow book - it's concerned exclusively with the lives of middle-class American housewives at a time when careers were out, and aprons and home-baking were very much in.
The ciliary nerves leave the globe through openings in the sclera, not in company with the optic nerve, which is concerned exclusively with responses of the retina to light.
