Sentence examples for concern nearly from inspiring English sources

The truth of the picture that school boards get from their accountants remains a focus for concern, nearly a year after the collapse of Miller, Lilly.

The collection of agency fees, he wrote, "violates the free speech rights of non-members by compelling them to subsidize private speech on matters of substantial public concern". Nearly all union political spending supports the Democratic Party or liberal causes.

The survey results bear out that concern: nearly all of the top-paying institutions house professional schools or major research facilities.

Political worries (53%) were cited by the audience as their biggest concern, nearly double (28%) inventory and six-fold more than those who cited staff shortages (8%).

However, the regression coefficient for antihyperglycemic medication concern nearly reached the Bonferroni-adjusted significance level (β = 0.08, P = 0.034) (Table 3).

Tuberculosis (TB) is a global health concern; nearly one-third of the global population is infected with Mycobacterium tuberculosis and at risk of developing the disease [ 1].

Nursing staff first raised concerns nearly 30 years ago but their fears were "silenced" by management, it revealed.

When asked to list their biggest concerns, nearly two out of three respondents cited identity theft, while nearly half brought up credit card or banking fraud.

But on a day when security concerns nearly overshadowed the race itself, both of the runners set new course records in the 32nd annual New York City Marathon.

But here in Stillwater, Mrs. Bachmann cut her political teeth on an issue that concerns nearly all mothers: education, beginning with her controversial work with the charter school, New Heights School, established in 1992 by Dennis Meyer, a local religious figure.

The former Labour MP Eric Illsley has been jailed for 12 months at Southwark crown court after pleading guilty to charges of false accounting concerning nearly £14,500 in parliamentary expenses.