Example sentences of "concerned with [noun sg] [adv] than " in BNC.
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| 1 | The rationalist approach , by contrast , is concerned with abstraction rather than facts , stressing the need for deductive consistency and tending to be dogmatic and definitive . |
| 2 | The primary issues are industrial rather than country matters and concerned with survival rather than the quality of life . |
| 3 | Hard times have created more drinkers concerned with value rather than brand . |
| 4 | Mineo Aayamuguchi An important video artist , whose work is concerned with aesthetics rather than issues . |
| 5 | If ideals or values are essentially statements of faith which can not be logically sustained then much of our examination will be concerned with persuasion rather than with facts in themselves . |
| 6 | Thus the definition of need in old age , which was adopted by Beveridge and was subsequently followed by all post-war Governments , was a minimalist one concerned with subsistence rather than the full participation of pensioners in society as equal citizens with other age groups . |
| 7 | Family health services authorities therefore have no effective managerial influence over general practitioners , resulting in a bureaucratic relationship concerned with regulation rather than a partnership devoted to improving patient care . |
| 8 | Few randomised controlled trials have been conducted using filtered blood , and most of them have been small , unblinded , and concerned with laboratory rather than clinical end points . |
| 9 | Duthie , and later Kennedy & Duthie ( 1975 ) , were concerned with general rather than special education and authors who have focused on special needs have suggested a wider brief . |
| 10 | Counselling is concerned with strain rather than with the facts . |