Sentence examples for aroused some concern from inspiring English sources
His creationism aroused "some concern by faculty members there, and disagreements," he recalled, and there were those who argued that his religious beliefs should bar him from earning an advanced degree in paleontology.
1961 Berlin Speech Concerned U.K. Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev's latest threat-filled Berlin Speech has aroused uneasy concern among some officials here.
This situation should arouse at least some concern about the quality of medical education.
"New-wave" French films have aroused moral concern and have received criticism.
It aroused worldwide concern and stimulated the development of the environmental movement.
On the home front, Carter's management of the economy aroused widespread concern.
The New Yorker, August 13 , 1960 P. 87"New-wave" French films have aroused moral concern and have received criticism.
This problem has aroused the concern of labor, industry and environmentalists.
The incidents aroused renewed concern that Lebanon's sectarian factions would again be dragged into the conflicts of its neighbor.
This system is written into thousands of investment contracts, including 1,400 involving EU countries, but has aroused growing concern.
By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, August 13 , 1960 P. 87"New-wave" French films have aroused moral concern and have received criticism.
