Sentence examples for whose concern from inspiring English sources

Then, of course, there was Eleanor Roosevelt, whose concern for minorities fused the bond even tighter.

But this is a book whose concern is only really with America.

These are people whose concern for the environment led to a desire to grow - and eat - better food.

It has subsequently attracted support from academics and other commentators whose concern – indeed alarm – about the climate is unquestionable.

For all of them, he was always a calm and compassionate cornerman whose concern was, above all, his fighters' safety.

Electrical equipment is no longer the sole province of the electrical engineer, whose concern has been limited to preventing such equipment from being an ignition source.

He has fresh legs for a September surge, which is a hopeful sign for the Yankees and for Girardi, whose concern now is keeping him that way.

He was a phenomenal human being and widely respected colleague and friend whose concern for the Jewish people and all of humanity knew no boundaries.

The E.G.P.C. has had to renegotiate contracts with several oil companies whose concern about mounting debt is threatening one of the country's most lucrative industries, he said.

There have always been Friends whose concerns went well beyond what meetings were willing to adopt.

Either way, the makeup of Congress will affect whose concerns lawmakers take up with federal agencies.