Sentence examples for concerns close to from inspiring English sources

A heated rivalry among Manhattan real estate companies appears to have cooled down, with the city's smaller real estate concerns close to an agreement to merge their Web site with one planned for four of the city's largest brokerage companies.

Chinese leaders were keen to avoid airing any food safety concerns close to or during the Olympics.

The Germans, in particular, have two concerns closer to home.

The G7, which in recent years has spent much of its time and energy coming up with communiqués stressing the need for debt relief for Africa, this year had its mind on pressing concerns closer to home.

Most Americans understandably focus on concerns closer to home.

But this spring's revelations about the Justice Department secretly seizing phone records at The Associated Press and obtaining a Fox News reporter's email account have increased concerns closer to home.

This is not a small concern: close to a fourth of American shoppers, accounting for $380 billion spent annually, could be classified as functionally illiterate.

for some convex function g ( z ), then f ( z ) is univalent in D. In view of Kaplan [8], we say that f ( z ) satisfying the above inequality is close-to-convex in D. It is well known that the above definition concerning close-to-convex functions is equivalent to the following condition: Re z f ′ ( z ) g ( z ) > 0 in  D.

There is cause for concern closer to home, too.

Finally, a more immediate concern closer to home is the extension of the US Government's borrowing limits.

But that there have now been two Crown Princes nominated in less than a year highlights another concern closer to home - Saudi's ageing leadership.