Sentence examples for concern about the levels from inspiring English sources

His first major field study was an analysis of the behaviour of football hooligans, at a time when there was serious concern about the levels of violence on the terraces and in the streets.

It is well known that there is concern about the levels of cost incurred by claimants and defendants in defamation proceedings; similarly, the use of "no win, no fee" agreements has been criticised, most recently by Lord Neuberger in a speech to the Bentham Association.

There has been a high degree of concern about the levels of radiation being released into the environment due to the crisis at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan.

This reinforces the concern about the levels of CMDs and reduced vitality demonstrated in this study.

Over the last decade, the number of men using needle and syringe programmes who report injecting image and performance enhancing drugs has risen in England and Wales; as a result, there has been increased concern about the levels of blood-borne viral infections in this group.

However, he voiced concern about the level of responsibility being added on to the ministerial brief.

Citigroup has also expressed concern about the level of taxation and warned it could drive the bank from Britain.

The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and the British Maternal and Fetal Medicine Society BMFMSS) issued a joint statement expressing concern about the level of indirect deaths.

In particular, he was a forerunner of Thomas Malthus in his belief in the possibility of oversaving and in concern about the level of aggregate demand.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, July 1 , 1972P. 21 In the last few months the Nixon Administration has been showing a new concern about the level of excellence exhibited in government operations.

Mark Preston, Grosvenor's chief executive, said: "We had concern about the level of pricing at the top end, so we thought it would be prudent to go ahead and sell some developments".