Sentence examples for concerning developments from inspiring English sources
"concerning developments" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used in formal or professional writing to discuss and provide information about recent changes or advancements in a particular topic or area of interest. Example: "The report provided crucial insights concerning developments in the field of renewable energy, highlighting promising new technologies and their potential impact on the industry."
And Robinson highlighted more concerning developments, too, such as police drones used to control crowds at protests, and the already infamous handgun-drone demonstrated in July this year.
Mr. Campbell said that when he met with China's vice foreign minister, Cui Tiankai, and other senior officials in Beijing on Wednesday, he asked them to "consult closely" with Washington concerning developments in North Korea.
"It is unfortunate that a person of his position and reputation should publicly take a position which displays either (1) strong criticism of his Government and compatriots, or (2) a remarkable ignorance concerning developments in Cuba since the first of the year".
However, while important, this loses sight of larger, more concerning developments.
"It's a very concerning development".
"That's a concerning development; it just further complicates things," he said.
In a concerning development for Labor, the poll of Hindmarsh found the Liberal party comfortably leading with 55% after preferences.
The spokeswoman, Jen Psaki, said Mr. ElBaradei's resignation was a "concerning development," noting that he and Mr. Kerry shared a desire "to get back on a productive path".
"This is a very concerning development but not, frankly, out of pattern for the North lately," Mr. Morrell said on MSNBC's "Daily Rundown".
This article presents some questions concerning development in the education of landscape architects in the future.
Results from our study open up a number of implications for practice concerning development and use of ICT standards.
