Sentence examples for concerns would ebb from inspiring English sources

But if they had conviction that the economy and housing markets were recovering, those concerns would ebb.

Before a fight, he was frightened of losing, but, as he approached the ring, fear would ebb.

If Paris, Berlin and Rome issued timely, dependable statistics, Mr. Mayer said, the influence of these private surveys would ebb.

If New York City's pools adopted this partitioning, limiting sexual tension and self-consciousness, perhaps other frictions would ebb?

Lately, it has been worth only about $1.22, prompting worries that the tide of visitors would ebb.

Mr. Muzzio said it was inevitable that the family groups' power would ebb as Sept. 11 receded.

He speaks fearfully of civil war but adds that "if the Sunni could just get jobs and pensions all this fury would ebb away".

The offensive was by no means final, however, and the fortunes of the guerrilla army would ebb and flow throughout the balance of the decade.

That meant that the value of a dollar would ebb and flow with the discovery of gold mines.

"The concern would be the summer".

Fed officials, however, steadfastly predicted that the inflation surge would soon ebb, and it did.