Sentence examples for concerns continue to be from inspiring English sources

Their concerns continue to be health care, including Medicare, followed by education, Social Security and taxes.

But concertgoers, who don't have such concerns, continue to be swept away by the originality and mystery of his music.

And oil services concerns continue to be frustrated by the surprisingly tepid pace of new exploration and development, as producers use cash flow to pay down debt instead of increasing their efforts to find more oil.

Concerns continue to be raised about the number of female executives at the top of British business after the latest update on progress towards the government's target of a quarter of the seats in the UK's biggest boardrooms being held by women.

But it is intriguing to learn that all of these artists were shaped by the same institutional environment, and to find as one moves through the rest of the show that their basic concerns continue to be explored, if in more oblique terms, by their successors.

Should such concerns continue to be appropriate conditioners of philosophical effort?

"One of the biggest concerns continues to be the loss of subscribers at AOL," said Jessica Reif Cohen, an analyst at Merrill Lynch.

In the 21st century, its concerns continued to be shaped by the major figures of the modern era especially Hobbes, Bentham, Hart, and Kelsen and the schools of realist jurisprudence.

But concerns continued to be raised throughout the department, including by Mr Desai, about the quality of the trust's internal investigations.

Concerns continued to be raised over fresh plots to liberate Edward, some involving the Dominican order and former household knights, and one such attempt got at least as far as breaking into the prison within the castle.

"Our concern continues to be the children," he said.