Sentence examples for born of concern from inspiring English sources

The arrest occurred less than two weeks before the anniversary of 9/11 during a heightened alert born of concern that Al Qaeda or other terrorists would mark the anniversary by attacking American or Jewish targets.

It was born of concerns over Nazi infiltration and a fear that Germany might eventually establish a pro-Soviet government.

This movement is born of concerns for food safety, dwindling farmland and transportation costs, and the yearning for food that tastes like it is supposed to.

Was that a caution born of its concern about not rocking the government boat?

Johnson-Reed was born of familiar concerns: a fear that the nation was endangered by a tide of questionable newcomers, many of whom held secret allegiances to hostile foreign forces.

This Directive was born of consumer concerns upon finding adverts for a particular product they had previously looked at mysteriously appearing on subsequent sites they visited.

Born of competing national concerns, the law outlines competing goals.

The temple she was to consecrate was born of more worldly concerns.

On the one hand, it's genuinely born out of concern.

Her only hesitation seems less born out of concern for betraying Mr. Underwood, but for revealing that she has slept with him.

He said the school was born out of concern by individuals in pastoralist communities: "People who had been to school, and who realised that their community was not progressing".