Sentence examples for concern gained from inspiring English sources

That first concern gained credence after Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing said its profits fell 4percentt because of weakness in overseas markets and the strong dollar.

Those concerns gained urgency on Monday as Laurent Fabius, the French foreign minister, said that there were "growing suspicions" of "localized" chemical weapons use in Syria, but that the evidence needed "very detailed verification".

Those concerns gained more support when, in February, 2010, Obama issued an executive order declaring support for the schools and providing more funding for them, but declined to take up the college leaders' request that the Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities be moved from the Department of Education to the White House.

In my perhaps over-nostalgic memory, feminism reached an unprecedented peak, environmentalist concerns gained widespread attention, questions of race were more openly addressed: all of these stirrings contained within them the same electricity and euphoria touching generations that witness a centennial or millennial changeover.

Those concerns gained urgency with a video that activists posted on Tuesday, in which residents of the Baba Amr neighborhood — one of the hardest hit by Syrian security forces — begged a group of observers at the entrance of the neighborhood to go further.

As the number of confirmed cancers rose, worries grew about a link to radiation and those concerns gained a high-profile proponent.

The Goldman Sachs Group said yesterday that it would buy Epoch Partners, an online investment bank created by three Internet brokerage concerns, gaining access to a broader range of individual investors.

The first part concerned gaining a theoretical understanding of the fundamentals of research strategies, data-collection methods, and analysis methods.

The preventive messages concerning gaining knowledge about an HIV negative status and how to remain negative, or alternatively gaining knowledge about an HIV positive status and early access to treatment, were not perceived as powerful enough benefits to motivate people to go for testing.

But since the late 1990s, economic concerns have gained increased importance.

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