Sentence examples for call concerns from inspiring English sources

Yet many others call concerns over the safety of the sheep overblown.

The wakeup call concerns our assumptions about the borders, barriers, and firewalls we construct in a valiant attempt to protect our data.

"Press One if your call concerns 'purchase of organs harvested from executed criminals,' Two for 'mysterious deaths linked to Chinese-owned tech firm abroad,' Three for 'kid got crushed by official,' Four for 'inexplicably banned from Twitter…' the 47-minute message begins".

What they call "concerns" are actually important health, safety and environmental protections that Americans need and want.

The company revealed the figure in an investor call concerning its "better than expected" third-quarter 2014 financial results.

The association is the second scholarly group this year to issue such a call concerning the laboratories, which are run by the Department of Energy.

It was the two leaders' second telephone call concerning Ukraine in less than a week.

Brief bursts of animation jolly things along as Sam records a video diary of last-minute wishes (ride in an airship; behave like a teenager) and last-call concerns (how do you know when you've died?).

At the time, Mr. Dimon called concerns about the trades "a tempest in a teapot".

In the same speech, Mr Blair called concerns which the Tories had raised about the language skills of foreign doctors in Britain a coded form of racism.

Assam: The North Eastern Tea Association has called concerns about the adverse impact on coffee producers if tea is granted the national beverage status, "meaningless," The Assam Tribune reported.