Sentence examples for concerns aroused from inspiring English sources
A treaty also could resolve concerns, aroused by Western Europe's economic integration in 1992, that the European Community may become a protectionist fortress.
Rather than address the concerns aroused by Snowden's leaks directly, some commentators have been desperate to change the subject by invoking terrorism and attempting to paint journalists from the Guardian and the New York Times as irresponsible.
This paper examines the structure and challenges of patient-run clinical trials in the context of the drug development and approval process and suggests an point-of-care design alternative as a way to address the concerns aroused by such patient-led studies.
The $3 billion bid underlines the interest in nuclear energy, despite the concerns aroused by the Fukushima disaster in Japan last year.Trying to regain momentumAmerica's growth rate weakened in the second quarter, expanding by 1.5% over the previous quarter at an annual rate, according to a first estimate.
You could say there were clues all along about where Mr Bush stood on foreign policy, taxes, regulation and the environment the issues on which he has puzzled some Americans and (so far as the environment is concerned) aroused a great outcry abroad.
The major concern aroused when high concentrations of arsenic was detected in the ground and surface water at several regions of the world, including India, Bangladesh, Taiwan, Chile, Western United States, and Vietnam [16].
But public and media concern was aroused in part because the low threat level was never stated explicitly in former papers, Fisher explained.
Particular interest and concern was aroused in the White House by the construction of the reviewing stand, which appears luxurious by North Korean standards, several miles from the suspected test site.
If she had been nominated, her Wall Street ties would have likely aroused concerns among liberal lawmakers and consumer advocates.
Attempts by Congress at oversight were rebuffed, especially once concerns had been aroused about conditions in Guantánamo Bay, Abu Ghraib and elsewhere.
The arrests and detentions of more than 1,200 people since Sept. 11 have also aroused concerns at the F.B.I.
