Sentence examples for concern has moved from inspiring English sources

Concern has moved on to the Czech Republic, where the IMF in May attacked "inaction in some key policy areas".

The concern has moved from just bust budgets and broken banks, to a lack of jobs and slow growth.Lost competitiveness, high unemployment and stagnation were always the biggest long-term risks for Europe's single currency.

An Environment Agency spokeswoman said: "The main area of concern has moved north, and tonight is focusing on North Yorkshire, but we could see impacts in Cheshire, Cumbria, North Wales, Manchester and Northumberland".

No distractions, and you won't have to worry about kennels.' This evidence of her concern had moved Tom.

The German's crushing performance came after a major bodywork change at the rear of the car that rivals are concerned has moved the Red Bull on to another level.

Now their concerns have moved to the centre of the conversation.

Although the format remains unchanged, Franzen's concerns have moved on since The Corrections, which was very much a book about the 1990s.

At the same time, political concerns had moved away from DV and by the late 1990s rolling out OSCCs was no longer a priority for the MOH, losing what Hall calls "support" or political will [ 15].

6. (SBU) Greece's new PASOK government has committed to addressing many of these concerns, and has moved quickly to revamp asylum processes and take measures that should improve the government's ability to interdict migrants.

Alarm about endocrine disruptors once was a fringe scientific concern but increasingly has moved mainstream.

Nevertheless, despite growing regional concern, the KPA has moved forward, even advertising itself in the U.S. as "the other Iraq," boasting of their region's stability and security, inviting investment and even tourism.