Sentence examples for concern at the pace from inspiring English sources

EU leaders have expressed concern at the pace of the drive to war.

Although secrecy has surrounded the state of the Kerry talks, there is growing concern at the pace of progress – a frustration voiced by Barack Obama when Netanyahu visited Washington this month.

Key has in the past noted others' concern at the pace of asset sales, but argued that the arguments against selling assets in the 1980s were largely irrational.

But the Liberal Democrat president, Tim Farron, put himself at the helm of those in the coalition concerned at the pace with which the government is moving.

All the concerned groups said they agreed with providing easier access to academic research, but Professor Howard Hotson, a fellow of St Anne's College, Oxford, who sits on the steering council for the Council for the Defence of British Universities, said they all shared grave concerns at the pace of the changes being rolled out.

They have been so concerned at the slow pace of asset sales that the Netherlands proposed the creation of an outside agency to manage it.

Wada insiders believe Kenya is beginning to take the matter seriously, although they are concerned at the slow pace of reform.

Cañete also fired a warning shot to the International Council on Civil Aviation (Icao) where Europe was "concerned at the slow pace of negotiations" on measures to cut airlines' emissions.

Unemployment jumped and average wage rises dropped to their lowest rate on record in the three months to March, underlining concerns at the slow pace of the UK's recovery.

The high numbers of casualties will raise concerns at the slow pace of change in the politically unstable south Asian state, where more than 1,130 people died when a building housing factories making garments for chains including Primark and Matalan collapsed in April.

While many are concerned at the slow pace of reform, it appears that, under Francis, the church is setting up appropriate structures and beginning to move in the right direction, most prominently within the bank. .