Sentence examples for concerns that much from inspiring English sources

In 2012, 2013 and again last year, it was sluggish out of the gates, fuelling concerns that much worse was to come.

In New York there were concerns that much of the subway system might be flooded, while all the city's airports were threatened because they lie on or close to the water.

The project has divided the country, with Helsinki's city council at one point voting against it due to concerns that much of the expense would come from the public purse at a time of severe budget constraints.

Most of the UK's regions saw house values jump above their pre-financial crisis peaks, fuelling concerns that much of the UK's recovery has been fuelled to a large degree by a booming housing market.

There are mounting concerns that much of London's prime property is being snapped up by overseas investors, with the "buy to leave" phenomenon turning swaths of west London into a ghost town at night.

Despite Education Advances, a Host of Afghan School Woes For those who are working to make better schooling in Afghanistan happen — local Afghan officials, aid workers, teachers and students — there are concerns that much of the promise of improvement is going unfulfilled, and major problems are going unsolved.

Nonetheless, there remains a concern that much more still needs to be done to reduce chemical accidents risks in China.

(Visualizing low basal levels of nuclear Nrf2 protein in both cell types required long film exposures, raising a concern that much higher Nrf2 levels in SF- or tBHQ-treated samples were not accurately quantified.

One senior party source said the heart attack was "just a dreadful coincidence", adding: "The story in the Mail on Sunday did not concern us that much".

But they assented, given the very real security concerns that remain across much of the nation.

The fears about "walled gardens" sometimes reflect concerns that are as much about business models as principles.