Sentence examples for concern arose that from inspiring English sources
When concern arose that the editor's home and family would be attacked, Seaton, also Bailey's neighbor, helped to move the children to safety.
The concern arose that companies would begin shifting claims that were not truly private from litigation to arbitration in order to hush them up and avoid possible shareholder class-action lawsuits.
Concern arose that given this species' low survival and melting habitat, it might go extinct before USFWS was able to list it.
In the state's last legislative session however, Sen. Rollie Heath and Rep. Claire Levy -- both Democrats from Boulder -- proposed a bill that would have done the same thing, but Heath ended up killing the bill when concern arose that there might not be enough votes for it to pass.
After the largest outbreaks of Q fever ever recorded in history occurred in the Netherlands, concern arose that Coxiella may be transmitted via donated tissues of latent or chronically infected donors.
For transplant recipients who developed NODAT very early following transplantation, the concern arose that the OGTT on day 5 served merely as a diagnostic rather than a predictive tool.
The companies agreed on Friday to call off the talks after some issues proved difficult to resolve and other concerns arose that would have made the deal less attractive, these officials said.
In consultations among the reviewers a few other concerns arose that require revision: 1) The presentation, especially in the Discussion, minimizes the impact by emphasizing similarities to mammals, where similar studies have been performed.
A concern arises that it might not provide adequate stability for the Hangman's fracture.
With their use, a growing concern arises that LSOs weaken trunk muscles and increase patients' susceptibility to injury after they discontinue using LSOs [ 20, 21].
The doses commonly used by researchers to obtain recombination in the mammary epithelium tend to be higher than those used for other organs, and the concern arises that these high doses of tamoxifen may have unrecognized off-target effects that may influence the fate of the cells under study.
