Sentence examples for drive concerns from inspiring English sources

Shore Capital analysts said the scope of the US plans was highly likely to capture US operations of UK banks and drive concerns that international policymakers could follow suit.

Or, will strong economic reports keep yields above 5.00% and continue to drive concerns about liquidity?

The Fatal Accident Inquiry into the Glasgow bin lorry crash has recommended that the secretary of state for sransport should instigate a consultation on whether it is appropriate that doctors should be given greater freedom, by the General Medical Council, or an obligation, by Parliament, to report fitness to drive concerns directly to DVLA.

The theme, "A harmonious world begins in the mind", echoed the party's recent propaganda drive concerning the need for a "harmonious society".

Associated with the heart, it is an aggressive drive concerned with honor.

Five years ago Mike Cannon Mike Cannon walked in the door as the new chief executive of disk drive concern Maxtor and found a company on the ropes.

Rousseau's term for this new type of self-interested drive, concerned with comparative success or failure as a social being, is amour propre (love of self, often rendered as pride or vanity in English translations).

[C2.] Uncertainty Lingering at MBIA Shares of MBIA fell amid uncertainty about the insurance investigation, and the prospect of further restatements, which has driven concerns about MBIA's status.

A U.S. dispute over Iran's nuclear program also drove concerns of Middle East crude supply disruptions.

That tight labor market signals an economy that has little spare room for expansion, which has driven concerns of inflationary wage pressures.

More technologically driven concerns make up the next category of threats, such as the emerging risks from geoengineering, synthetic biology, or the development of artificial intelligence.