Sentence examples for called concern from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the House Science Committee, whose chair recently called concern over climate change "hysteria," will hold a geoengineering-focused hearing.

The Nowabad refugee camp, run by an Irish relief organization called Concern, is carved from what appears to be a giant dune from a lost world.

A Moscow firm called Concern Morinformsystem-Agat has offered a system of four Klub missiles and an erector, with a control compartment for two operators, all concealed inside a standard shipping container.

Tall and trim, once a graduate assistant football coach under Woody Hayes at Ohio State, John Johnson handed out business cards for COACH, his Westerville, Ohio, firm called Concern of Athletes' Career Hopes.

Completed on Oct. 3, the day of the first presidential debate, it was published on Monday by Time magazine's The Page amid what the site called "concern" inside both campaigns that the moderator of the second presidential debate, Candy Crowley of CNN, might break the rules.

We have added a tag called "concern" just in the model instances and not in the KDM meta-model.

"That's called concern-trolling," she said.

She added: "I attended the first meeting that Joe Walker called concerning the development of his plan.

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

A posse of Nordheim residents banded together and formed a group called Concerned About Pollution (CAP).

He was talking to Wendy Wright, president of a group called Concerned Women for America and a dedicated creationist.