Sentence examples for concern was voiced from inspiring English sources

Another concern was voiced by the advocacy group Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group.

Indeed, the latter concern was voiced by the senators who killed the Pentagon's plan.

The same concern was voiced by Laurie Stephens, a 26-year-old factory worker.

Despite the popularity of subtitles, concern was voiced that live subtitling in particular was too fast, and suffered from delay and inaccuracies.

The conference chair's summary outlined a number of very significant issues that Mr Brown would do well to take note of, and which Britain could actually do much to help resolve, if so minded: Concern was voiced about plans to replace or modernise nuclear weapons and their means of delivery - a clear message about Trident replacement.

Concern was voiced by Pope Clement VIII that using violence to achieve a restoration of Catholic power in England would result in the destruction of those that remained.

Despite the problems facing his campaign and the concern being voiced by donors and supporters, Mr. Obama projected a relaxed air of confidence throughout the interview.

When a concern is present, "stop" reminds people to cease all movement and activity until the concern is voiced and addressed through a risk-benefit assessment.

Interestingly, none of Bob's concerns were voiced until he shared them publicly today," Borges wrote.

The same concerns are voiced over and over about disregard for the audience and poor audibility.

"A lot of concerns were voiced over spreading measures for protectionism".