Sentence examples for concern about the problem from inspiring English sources

"The president has expressed concern about the problem, and this backs that up".

Many of the 17,000 participants at the conference agreed with Dr. Piot's concern about the problem.

Americans who were given more information about rising inequality expressed significant concern about the problem, but that concern did not always translate into greater support for redistributive policies.

The increasing opposition among Roman Catholic clergymen to the church's traditional defense of the status quo provided one clear sign of widening concern about the problem of social injustice in El Salvador.

The European Commission on Wednesday expressed grave concern about the problem of youth unemployment, noting that just the immediate cost to governments — in terms of lost revenue and social outlays — worked out to an estimated €150 billion, or $196 billion, a year, or 1.2 percent of E.U. gross domestic product.

There's a bill in the House that would set up a cap-and-trade program for keeping emissions in line, but there's a troubling lack of public concern about the problem, as well as serious political obstacles from coal-state Democrats.

He expressed concern about the problems that Democratic voters faced.

But Mr Alexander's discomfort was heightened when a spokeswoman for the prime minister said: "We do share the public's concern about the problems".

The then foreign secretary William Hague personally contacted Uganda's president to "express his concern about the problems being experienced by Tullow".

Teachers & parents at the school became concerned about the problem in 1990.

"Jack has been very concerned about the problem of violence," Dr. Smith said.