Sentence examples for concerns to close from inspiring English sources

Black kept his hold rating on Tesco shares, which shook off any concerns to close 5.8p higher at 369.6p.

By the summer of 1915 the Central Powers were doubly concerned to close the account with Serbia, both for reasons of prestige and for the sake of establishing secure rail communications with Turkey across the Balkans.

As a case in point, these results answer the concerns used to close the relevant paragraph: "Either phenotypic observations are convincing but molecular interpretation unsure, or molecular mechanisms are nearly pinpointed but their fitness effects unknown".

Last year, fiscal and legal concerns impelled California to close a chain of 60 charter schools serving 6,000 students.

Contamination concerns spurred plans to close the dump and tap into the energy created by the decomposition of its estimated 60 million tons of trash.

MPs voiced concerns about plans to close an archive of unresolved cases of people officials had lost contact with.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency caused an uproar on Sept. 30, 2015, when, citing budget concerns, it decided to close 31 part-time driver's license offices that largely served the state's Black Belt: particularly high-poverty areas in largely African-American communities. .

Safety concerns could prompt officials to close gates or post "keep out" signs.

The Knicks have greater concerns after failing twice to close out the series and allowing the Celtics to turn a near sweep into a 3-2 nail-biter.

A federal judge Thursday postponed a detention hearing for a Bolingbrook teen accused of attempting to join the Islamic State terrorism group amid concerns that prosecutors wanted to close the courtroom to the public and media.

In the meantime, Republicans have seized the political initiative, expressing grave concern about the plans to close Guantánamo and transfer the prisoners to U.S. facilities.