Sentence examples for concern weighed from inspiring English sources

Archbishop Williams, seated beside him, said the Vatican's concern weighed very heavily on him as he looked toward an emergency meeting of the Anglican Communion's leaders in Britain later this month.

Perhaps the biggest concern weighing over the El Paso deal is also the transaction's biggest benefit - the sheer size of the network and potential antitrust risk.

Still another concern weighing on the bond market was the Government's release yesterday morning of data showing unexpectedly strong consumer spending in April.

The superior court granted the motion on the ground that First Amendment concerns weighed against an assertion of jurisdiction otherwise proper under the Due Process Clause.

European concerns weighed on the market this week as Greece tried to form a postelection government capable of addressing its debt and economic problems.

The Superior Court granted the motion on the ground that First Amendment concerns weighed against an assertion of jurisdiction otherwise proper under the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

Other concerns weighed on Mr. Kress that spring: growers in Florida did not like to talk about it, but the industry's tripling of pesticide applications to kill the bacteria-carrying psyllid was, while within legal limits, becoming expensive and worrisome.

The housing concerns weighed on shares of other companies catering to the housing market Friday.

A significant portion of this underperformance occurred this year, as steel tariff concerns weighed on the market.

Credit Suisse First Boston analyst William R. Young compared the current climate in the U.S. to that faced during the Arab oil embargo in 1973-1974, whenergyrgy concerns weighed heavily on investors.

However, fears remain that Iran could be drawn into the conflict, and these concerns weighed on European share markets on Thursday.