Sentence examples for concern bordering from inspiring English sources
If the actor is crazy, the recording angel is sternly sane, and the literary form of the book becomes a perfect metaphor of the way sixties people intentionally made fools of themselves in a state of earnest concern bordering on anguish.
"There is massive concern bordering on panic at the academic institutions about getting grants reviewed and so forth," Kaiser says.
Almost a decade ago, a senior exec at a major Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) company expressed to me their frustration and concern (bordering on fear) of Walmart, as the retail giant then accounted for over 50% of all the CPG company's volume.
But if you care for any of those things, and even if that concern borders on the obsessive, you will benefit from Lawrence's investigations.
We know and understand that there is a particular sensitivity in Britain concerning border controls.
Much of her work concerns borders and borderline situations, emotional ambiguity, thoughts that hang in the air, like smoke.
In the current "emergency" concerning border security, there was time for Congress to act, and Congress acted, achieving a worthy compromise.
Mr. Bush and his top aides are weighing the legalization plan as part of broader negotiations with Mexico concerning border safety, trade and energy, and they have defended this approach as an outgrowth of the groundbreaking talks.
The White House's stated concerns border on the ludicrous — for example, that the president might be forced to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars when he uses Air Force One for campaign flights, because the measure bans members of Congress from flying the friendly skies of corporate jets at token fares.
Speaking on BBC Breakfast, the Immigration minister Damian Green said that despite the concerns, border controls had improved.
The exception is concerning border enforcement, where it finds that an increase in border enforcement does not yield longer migration trips for all migrants, in contrast to Angelucci (2012).
