Sentence examples for way concern from inspiring English sources

Many of the cartel investigations now under way concern obscure raw materials, components and services that consumers rarely think about but whose costs add to the final price of almost every good and service that they pay for.

Neural theories of consciousness come in many forms, though most in some way concern the so called "neural correlates of consciousness" or NCCs.

He had written against it in a pamphlet entitled An enquiry into occasional conformity: Shewing that the dissenters are no way concern'd in it (1698) In the same year, hostility towards Dissenters increased.

By chance, all last year's winners were in some way concerned with children and young people.

I am, in a general, low-key, ambient way, concerned about the whereabouts of all ants at all times.

There will be no new body to externally review the way concerns have been dealt with by trusts.

In truth, they inhabit separate universes – both in their way concerned with the great moral issues of the day.

The 9-year-old Tom Eliot was deferential, curious in a boyish way, concerned about some missing sunflowers and a broken microscope.

Some academics might have run the other way, concerned about the motives and standards in the emerging commercial market for cybereducation.

Along the way, concerns were raised over whether versions of the vaccine could cause H.I.V., multiple sclerosis or exposure to harmful levels of mercury.

RJ: Weren't you in any way concerned about your Bond fan base, in playing a spy who was particularly odious and evidently enjoying every second of it.