Sentence examples for bringing concern from inspiring English sources

Thunderstorms are forecast for Tuesday and more rain for the opening round Thursday, bringing concern that storms may change the fundamental nature of this year's United States Open, which strives annually to be the most difficult of the four majors.

Officials did not identify how any of the program would be financed, however, bringing concern from scientists that any new initiatives would simply draw resources away from existing research efforts.

In the north, Kurdish fighters took control of Kirkuk and helped to begin securing Mosul, bringing concern from Turkey, which fears the Kurds will seek to establish an independent state.

It also introduced financial rewards for bringing concerns to regulators.

Parents were bringing concerns to officials and councillors for years but, as the report the city commissioned from former head Sir Ian Kershaw found, the council hesitated to act.

He also signed paperwork designating Shemwell the site's miner representative, essentially making him a point man for bringing concerns to MSHA.

Moreover, concerns over the short and long term effects of the concussion suffered by professional athletes have been highly influential in bringing concerns about concussion in sport to the global scale.

"Change brings concern, and rivalries take time," he said.

Change will always bring concern and I think some people did have concerns.

But the reasons behind it should also bring concern, from supporters of privatised rail as much as anyone else.

But the question of regulation quickly brings concern that Britain's press freedoms, a tradition of three centuries, could be at risk.