Sentence examples for concern has emerged from inspiring English sources
Given Global Crossing's wide-reaching strategies, some concern has emerged.
Still, concern has emerged over the effect that wide swings in the Nasdaq and other United States markets may have on mergers and acquisitions in Brazil.
Six months after the plans started accepting applicants, only 12,000 people have signed up and the opposite concern has emerged — that the pools will fail to serve the needs of some very sick people.
Concern has emerged over losses by the small investors in Global Crossing even as several of the company's high-ranking executives made money through stock deals before the bankruptcy filing.
A global concern has emerged with the pandemic spread of Zika virus (ZIKV) infections that can cause severe neurological symptoms in adults and newborns.
In recent years, bipartisan concern has emerged toward the mandatory sentences that have resulted in disproportionately high rates of incarceration for young black men.
Concern had emerged that Japan could gain access to delicate government information with the deal.
Four general issues of concern have emerged: normalization, descriptive statistics, demographic categorization, and data censorship.
As the public searches for answers about what happened on that afternoon in March, a new set of concerns has emerged about police officers' use of body cameras -- and how, or if, the devices will promote accountability and transparency if the policies that govern the footage are overly restrictive.
