Sentence examples for but the underlying concern from inspiring English sources
But the underlying concern, for both the industry and regulators, is not so much about online products for children themselves.
Weak export orders and factory furloughs for the Olympics held back the growth in industrial output, but the underlying concern is that the global financial crisis is pushing Chinas key European and American export markets into recession.
I suspect the rhetoric on both sides will die down once the exercises are over, but the underlying concern about North Korea's nuclear programme will continue.
I suspect the rhetoric on both sides will die down once the exercises are over, but the underlying concern about North Korea's nuclear program will continue.
But with the underlying concern that the chemicals could make their way into the honey, Dr. Nasr warns against overreliance on pesticides.
But the underlying concerns for Spain and the region have not gone away.
But Santorum invoked the underlying concern of many Republicans regarding Romney – even if it may be too late to stop the Romney bandwagon rolling towards the nomination: We want someone when the time gets tough – and it will in this election – someone who's going to stand up and fight for conservative principles, not bail out and not run and not run to the left of Ted Kennedy.
But contributing to the central bank's move is the underlying concern for the Chinese people, who continue to save at high rates and remain relatively reluctant to spend, thus providing China's banks with ready sources of cash.
We have to see the underlying concern or the idea of them and try to tackle the underlying idea [of] why they want to be admitted to the hospital.
The underlying concern, they said, was respect.
"The underlying concern was the disparity in bargaining power between all workers and bosses," he said.
