Sentence examples for concerns weighing from inspiring English sources

Finally, of course, British observers should not forget that Mrs Merkel has domestic political concerns weighing on her too.

Still, concerns over piracy on sea routes into the region, and restrictive local regulations, remain two big concerns weighing on the development of the industry.

With those concerns weighing heavy, government officials say Turkey will not take part in combat operations and will not allow its bases to be used for air strikes.

While Amazon.com produced better-than-expected earnings after the market closed, many of the concerns weighing on U.S. market are unlikely to dissipate.

The valuation is about half of where early reports were speculating it would be, but Zynga lowered the price in the face of the tepid performance of other tech IPOs lately and general economic concerns weighing down the stock market.

Zynga's valutaion at pricing was about half of where early reports were speculating it would be, but Zynga lowered the price in the face of the tepid performance of other tech IPOs lately and general economic concerns weighing down the stock market.

European concerns weighed on the market this week as Greece tried to form a postelection government capable of addressing its debt and economic problems.

While concerns weigh heavily on the minds of many Sudanese Christian leaders, Bishop Kondo pointed out that Sudanese government officials had expressed a keenness to work with them.

Other concerns weighed on Mr. Kress that spring: growers in Florida did not like to talk about it, but the industry's tripling of pesticide applications to kill the bacteria-carrying psyllid was, while within legal limits, becoming expensive and worrisome.

At a time when fiscal concerns weigh heavily on the electorate, and the tug of war between the Republican establishment and the Tea Party still simmers, many conservatives still blame Mr. Bush and his team for allowing increases in government spending and budget deficits that they consider excessive.

But, if these concerns weigh heavily on Rajoy, 58, who came to power two years ago with an absolute majority that has allowed him to push through a series of austerity measures, he is keen to argue that the future is beginning to look brighter.