Sentence examples for concerns erected from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, state park officials, responding to concerns, erected fences around the domes, which had previously been covered with parachutelike fabric to mitigate the heat.

Meanwhile, American diplomats, driven by post-9/11 security concerns, are erecting ever-higher walls.

Its structure is set up such that other businesses are made to become dependent on its operations, feeding a litany of antitrust concerns and erecting a quiet monopoly.

It concerns a billboard erected by the National Biscuit Co., in Syracuse.

A longtime executive of the William Kaufman Organization, one of the city's most prominent family-owned development concerns, Mr. Kaufman erected half a dozen skyscrapers in Midtown (most along a stretch of Third Avenue from 44th to 49th Street), as well as several in the financial district.

The consultation revealed concerns that this might erect a further obstacle for adults trying to cut down their intake.

Were the Southerners who erected those monuments concerned primarily about the valor of men, there would be many more dedicated to the former slaves who fought for the Union and risked death or, arguably worse, reënslavement.

There is a widely told story concerning this affair that Machias men erected a Liberty pole after meeting in the Burnham Tavern to discuss the battles of Lexington and Concord.

Despite these concerns, the Navy approved the event and erected a 6 feet tall fence.

Now protectionist politicians are trying to erect more barriers by exploiting concerns about border security and food safety.

But Facebook has managed to erect a huge business despite similar concerns.