Sentence examples for concern over the fact from inspiring English sources

Moreover, there was some concern over the fact that Rodríguez had never changed his active-duty military status.

Some senators expressed deep concern over the fact that college freshmen were weak in American history, as revealed by the Times quiz.

For example, how do you generate concern over the fact that Mr. Bush apparently attended the Ronald Reagan school of economics?

So let's talk about trade — specifically, a recent post by Gavyn Davies, "Why world trade growth has lost its mojo," which expresses deep concern over the fact that in recent years trade hasn't grown much faster than global GDP.

An article on Feb. 10, about concern over the fact that suburban communities use more energy and emit more carbon dioxide than cities do, misstated the energy resource purchased in an emissions-control effort by Northbrook, Ill., a Chicago suburb.

The group's proposals come amid growing concern over the fact that the internet permanently records a person's past mistakes, which can damage anything from job prospects to university offers.

"I was concerned over the fact that a teenage girl was dating a man nine years older than she was," he said.

"I have great concerns over the fact that we've made this tremendous investment in microprocessors and a software program that then failed," she said.

Anti-racism groups have raised serious concerns over the fact that Alexander Shprygin apparently holds official accreditation with the Russia team's entourage at the tournament.

She raised concerns over the fact that the government had not been prepared to wait for the results of pilot programmes before moving forward with their proposals.

By Harold Ross and James Thurber The New Yorker, May 21 , 1927P. 15 Governor Smith is deeply concerned over the fact that he must decide whether Ruth Snyder is to be electrocuted or not.