Sentence examples for concern about the war from inspiring English sources

There is widespread concern about the war in Vietnam.

Economic conditions and concern about the war in Iraq also cut revenue, the company said.

Many of them cite concern about the war in Iraq as the reason that prompted their switch.

There is a letter here from 1939, written by Hans Rey from the Château Feuga, where the couple had taken temporary shelter; he expresses concern about the war, but notes that "life goes on, the editors edit, the artists draw, even during wartime".

He voiced his concern about the war and urged Pitt and his government to make greater efforts to end hostilities.

But the exit polls indicated that voters most concerned about the war as well as those most concerned about the health care system favored Mr. Obama, while voters who cited the economy as their top concern went for Mrs. Clinton.

"Today, at least, people are concerned about the war...

"We are very concerned about the war in Kisangani," Mr. Chiluba told reporters.

In our opinion, the general run of Americans-whether hawk or dove, or neither, is deeply concerned about the war.

What's striking is that Congress chose to cut them instead, brushing aside concerns about the war's cost and our four-hundred-billion-dollar budget deficit.

The party of family values has nominated a thrice-married vulgarian who doesn't seem threatened by gay people or concerned about the war over bathrooms.