Sentence examples for concern in the winter from inspiring English sources

Now we come to possibly my main concern in the winter: skincare.

Adding to the problem this time of year is that most people believe that allergies really aren't a concern in the winter months, because there is no pollen in the air.

Overfishing was a concern in the early 21st century.

The issue became a widespread public concern in the 1990s.

Further pollution controls were resisted, however, and industrial waste at the site remained a concern in the late 1990s.

Paedophilia became a subject of national concern in the 1970s as it emerged as a civil rights issue.

And it lets us sidestep the issue of population size and growth, a subject of much concern in the 1960s and 1970s but taboo today.

Graham had expressed concern in the spring of 2003 about an undetected steroid and wanted to alert drug-testing officials, The Times reported in April.

Two lakes in particular – one close to Everest and the other about 18 miles (30km) from the mountain – have caused concern in the past.

This was not highlighted as an area of concern in the 2008 BBC annual report, but the age range of Radio 1's audience was noted as a cause of concern by the trust in 2007.

The island's dependence on the fish industry, which is susceptible to problems of overfishing and fluctuating prices, became a growing concern in the late 20th century.