Sentence examples for are openly concerned from inspiring English sources

Of 10 current members on the committee, two are openly concerned about inflationary risks; three, now including Mr. Bullard, are somewhat worried about deflation; and five centrists, including Mr. Bernanke, have not expressed a firm leaning either way.

He also said he expressed his "deep appreciation for all those social and pastoral initiatives aimed at combating the socioeconomic and cultural mechanisms which lead to abortion, and are openly concerned to defend life and to promote the reconciliation and healing of those harmed by the tragedy of abortion".

He is openly concerned with adding more and more species to his list.

The American intelligence community has for several years been openly concerned about the security threat that a rampant epidemic in Russia would pose; it is hardly a controversial assessment, though, since Russia maintains an enormous arsenal of nuclear weapons.

By yesterday it was clear that the frenzy wasn't about to abate, and top Republican officials were openly concerned about the effect it was having on the Senate race.

Jackson and the Lakers staff have been openly concerned because O'Neal put on weight the past two off-seasons and worried that his immense body will not be able to handle the physical grind in his 30's.

Empty Lot is openly concerned with the parcelling up of land; with parks, commons, contested freehold and priceless London plots, as gently sent up in the worthless dirt in each tidy box.

In 2013, the BFI unveiled the BFI Player; the institute was openly concerned, Edward Humphrey said, that "if we didn't embrace that change [towards streaming], we'd be left disconnected from an audience that was evolving in their tastes, their expectations, their use of technology".

Some Turkish politicians have been openly concerned about the line "There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets", believing it does a disservice to the memory of the Ottomans who died defending their land from imperial troops, including Anzacs.

Estimates vary on how many UK citizens have travelled to Syria to join jihadist militant groups, but the UK government is openly concerned it is only a matter of time before a radicalised minority return to carry out attacks.

According to the website, at least one teacher at their new school is openly concerned about the children.