Sentence examples for borne of concern from inspiring English sources

The move was borne of concern for the lender's financial condition and interest in the central bank's higher interest rates.

Support for those policies is borne of concern about public health.

Blood-borne pathogens of concern in needle stick injuries are human immunodeficiency virus, hepatitis virus B, and hepatitis virus C.

Ben Bradshaw, the new culture secretary, told BBC Breakfast that Labour, as the party in government, had borne the brunt of concerns about the economic downturn and public fury over revelations about MPs' expenses.

As Lindelof told the Wall Street Journal, the TED viral video that starred Pearce was borne out of the concern that happened once the actor's "young" scene was cut.

Her voice was laden with worry and urgency hid lazily within her tone in a conversation openly conveying in both essence and content a plea so simple, and sincere, and borne out of motherly concern: I was to receive some neighbors rushing down to the hospital because their new baby was unable to cry.

However, our modelling shows that this is borne out of a concern for the individual not the population.

In a curious way, events over the last six years have borne out the concerns of both Mrs. Clinton and her critics.

A rather limited – and not always appropriate – repertoire of investigative methods has been brought to bear on the issues of concern in this review.

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends no screen time for children under age 2. But, again, Dr. Granet said the scientific literature doesn't bear out concern regarding the impact of 3-D images on eye development.

The growth in research focus on environmental disclosure issues has been borne out of the growing concern over the harmful effect of business activities on the environment.