Sentence examples for concern that arose from inspiring English sources
He said his release of the memo showed his early concern about the matter — a concern that arose after he was interviewed by The Times in July.
Similarly, Mr. Gorbachev is trying to prevent the misappropriation of his "Gorbyness" -- a concern that arose after he learned that his likeness was on the label of a brand of Russian vodka.
If on-field decision-making was a major concern that arose from last year's series – and it most definitely was – then it seems to have wormed its way up the line judging by Daley's 19-man squad.
This should reinforce the concern that arose in 2011, when American helicopters flew undetected into Pakistan, carrying naval commandos who killed Osama bin Laden in Abbottabad and flew out with his body.
Where procedural legitimate expectations were concerned, courts would require an opportunity for consultation to be given unless there was an overriding reason to resile from it (such as the national security concern that arose in the GCHQ case).
The major concern that arose during review is the following.
Mr. Sanders also staked out policy crusades to address concerns that arose during his 2016 campaign.
The legislation was conceived out of concerns that arose during looting in hurricane-ravaged parts of the state.
"We have balanced the concerns about moral hazard against the concerns that arose from the beginning of this week about the strains on the banking system more generally," he said.
He was alluding to concerns that arose in 2001 when The Los Angeles Times reported that intrusions into the network that controlled the electrical grid were traced to someone in Guangdong Province, China.
