Sentence examples for days concern from inspiring English sources

In recent days, concern and opposition to the measure has intensified, as a number of committee members have said they will not vote for the arena.

Thankfully, the most contentious issues roiling relations with the Vatican these days concern real estate and not religion.For the Catholics' and Tin Lanh's countrymen it remains a secular holiday, or a good chance to spruik, if Heineken's campaigns are anything to go by.

The foundation in its early days concerned itself with youth services and public housing.

The one new charge that has surfaced in recent days concerned money that Mr. Welch and Mr. Johnson allegedly used for personal purposes.

2.44pm: Despite his prominence in breakaway's on two consecutive days, concerns about Jeremy Roy's health continue to abound.

New York's voters are moody these days, concerned more about the economy than they were eight, or even four, years ago.

I have heard and read some heartless and heartfelt opinions in the last few days concerning Darryl Strawberry, but it all boils down to one word for me: hypocrisy.

Democrats controlled both houses of Congress during the mid-seventies, but the real drama of "The Final Days" concerns the struggle of the Nixon White House to keep fellow-Republicans from abandoning the President.

One, much in the economics conversation these days, concerns the fact that because labour-markets are not perfectly competitive there are rents to be shared between firm and worker when a job match is created.

The double standard that is in the news these days concerns Rush Limbaugh, who called Sandra Fluke, a law student at Georgetown, a "slut" and "prostitute" because she told Congress that her university's health plan should cover the cost of contraceptives.

My favorite among his stories of the shoestring days concerns a production he conducted of Britten's "Turn of the Screw" as part of the Cambridge Music Festival in Massachusetts in 1961.