Sentence examples for concern arising from inspiring English sources

This seems to be the concern arising about Warner as he introduces himself around the country.

But many stressed that the most urgent concern arising from the study was for the welfare of tens of millions of people with little capacity to endure today's vagaries in rainfall, let alone epic dry spells.

The resolution was moot, however, because Disney said in the wake of public concern arising from the Enron case that it would no longer use its auditor for consulting projects and would review the existing consulting agreements.

Buoyed by a massive swing at the Bass by-election, Malcolm knew the mood of the people was changing, with more and more concern arising over the Whitlam government's behaviour, culminating in what he termed the "reprehensible" actions of the loans affair.

Re "Supreme Court, 5-4, Upholds Voucher System That Pays Religious Schools' Tuition" (front page, June 28): In my view, the principal concern arising out of the Supreme Court's decision on school vouchers is not the fine line drawn by the majority to rationalize the state's indirect support of religious institutions.

It is important to note that we cluster the standard errors by countries to alleviate any concern arising from serial correlation (as pointed out by Bertrand et al., 2004).

Another health concern arose almost immediately.

Concern arises about its overuse by some countries, particularly Poland.

As soon as concern arose, very recently, his parents reported it and sought help.

The concern arose in recent days when health officials learned that a transplant recipient had developed West Nile encephalitis.

In coverage, three key themes of concern arose out of Facebook's report.