out of concern

She had a suspicion the question wasn't asked out of concern for her health, but rather something else.

But yes, I would have come down here anyway, out of concern for you.

It was clear he had acted out of concern for her.

This wasn't a personal decision, he convinced himself, but one he'd made out of concern for the company.

Oh, he might pretend it was out of concern for her, but she knew better.

He would never have come here strictly out of concern for his health.

"You're telling me you ran away out of concern for your wife and child?"

"So you wouldn't do such a thing out of concern for your crew."

"But I think they did so out of concern that a new 40-year might get another bad reception."

But my vote was partly out of concern for business.