Sentence examples for concern hangs from inspiring English sources

The greatest concern hangs on what we don't know.

An air of caution and concern hung in the air as gasoline prices in Venezuela shot up Friday to 15 cents a gallon – a paltry amount elsewhere but a startling increase in this oil-rich yet financially-beaten country.

Much greater concerns hang over France, the region's second biggest economy, which has recorded zero growth for the second quarter in succession, and Italy, which has fallen into recession again.

Would they and their shareholders be spared pain again Another concern that hangs over the banks is the central government's moves to restrict credit and cool the economy.

One major concern that hangs over the head of tonight's news is the ongoing question of Google security.

But while the Nets' anxious 84-79 victory punctured the dark cloud shadowing the team since the break, the residue of concern still hung in the air at Continental Arena.

One specific concern about hung parliaments is that governments emerge out of secret negotiations rather than directly on the basis of the election result.

But he also acknowledged the concern that hung in the air like a discordant note: that his arrival, and the economic jolt it will likely bring Harlem, could also be threatening.

Perhaps in a global recession, three weeks into a job designed to help British business, the Minister concerned would hang around for the answers.

Present-day concerns always hung over the biopic somewhere, but the compressed form enshrines them right at its heart.

As far as I'm concerned, the whole film hangs on this piece of music.