Sentence examples for concerns about progress from inspiring English sources

As early as 2006, the Guardian had been highlighting concerns about progress.

NEW JERSEY Voters across the country harbor concerns about progress in Iraq, but are uncomfortable with the notion of breaking faith with the president in wartime.

But a dutiful parent receiving a school report detailing "significant concerns" about progress in a core subject would be reading the riot act at this point.

But on Wednesday, General Joseph Votel, the current commander of US Special Operations Command and tapped to lead US Central Command, told a Senate panel that he has concerns about progress against Isis in Syria.

London is embarking on safer segregated infrastructure particularly at junctions but this will again raise concerns about progress and speed of delivery.

At one stage, when world football's governing body began to show public concerns about progress in Brazil, a spokesman said what Brazil needed was a "good kick up the backside".

Concern about progress in labour was the most commonly described factor.

Stephen A. Elop, Nokia's chief executive, said concerns about the progress of the company's turnaround were overstated.

Yet in August 1988, Mielke wrote to Viktor Chebrikov, the chairman of the KGB in Moscow, voicing his concerns about the progress of the Stasi's Amber Room inquiry.

Its shares fell 12p to 171p while rivals also fell back on concerns about their progress against the discounters Lidl and Aldi.

The Imps are 13th in the Conference table following Saturday's 3-3 drawithth Forest Green Rovers and the board said they relieved Simpson of his duties because of concerns about the progress being made and performance levels.