Sentence examples for concern which has from inspiring English sources

Finding jobs is a more immediate concern, which has been gnawing at Mr Bush for the past four years.

This brings "The Two Cultures" to its ultimate concern, which has less to do with intellectual life than with geopolitics.

"The use of a spit hood/mask is a particular concern which has the potential to be inhumane and cause harm to young persons," the report said.

I share the concern, which has been magnified of late by the emergence of a clamorous cult around the person of the composer.

The latest victim is AngloGold Ashanti, a South African gold-mining concern, which has agreed to an overhaul of the taxes it pays in Tanzania to speed the flow of cash from its mines to the government's coffers.

The biggest concern which has emerged is that the number of students in the capital who are in debt to a payday lender is almost double the national average, according to the results.

In February the North Korean government said that foreign runners were banned due to fears they would spread Ebola virus – a concern which had closed the country's border since October last year.

The year-old concern, which had 106 employees at its height and spent about $15 million of its investors' money, is one of a string of Internet entertainment companies that have gone under in recent months.

A stronger-than-expected retail sales report last week renewed that concern, which had diminished in recent weeks as reports showed lower consumer spending and productivity gains in the second quarter.

Endocrine disrupting compounds (EDCs) are a diverse group of "chemicals of emerging concern" which have attracted much interest from the research community since the 1990s.

Instead, on-site inspections should focus on manufacturing sites which are of concern, which have not historically been inspected by PIC/S inspectors, or have recently been noted to have GMP/quality concerns.  .