Sentence examples for concerns widely from inspiring English sources

Despite criticisms of the resolutions, Prof. L. Wang-chairman, chairman of the department of ethnic studies and director of the Asian American studies program at the University of California at Berkeley, says the threat of withdrawing Asian-American talent from the labs is the best available way to make their concerns widely known.

But his statement was just one of the wilder versions of a concern widely voiced by commentators over the years, that Indonesia's troubles could cause it to break up.

There is concern widely on the increase in human exposure to exogenous (anti estrogenic compounds.

The PD type ERD has been concerned widely in the market place and globally adopted into seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) desalination plant by designers and operators.

The information that the Bush administration has begun circulating to top officials of NATO, the United Nations and selected foreign governments can allay concerns -- widely held in the Islamic world -- that the United States will indiscriminately select targets for military attack.

Its concerns are widely shared.

Justice O'Connor expressed such concerns in widely reported remarks last summer.

Its concerns were widely noticed by all those making their voices heard on the grim dangers of an overheating world.

Departments were also worried about their ability to influence final outcomes.These concerns are widely shared outside Whitehall.

Interviews with several other members of the commission show that Mr. Kean's concerns are widely shared on the panel, and that the concern is bipartisan.

In a series of interviews conducted across Europe with business owners, union chiefs, young entrepreneurs, workers and retirees, Mr. Haros's concerns were widely echoed.