Sentence examples for eliciting concern from inspiring English sources

In a region of Costa Rica that harbors 3 percent of the world's known biodiversity, a proposed international airport is eliciting concern about ecological consequences and potential damage to an existing and exemplary network of ecotourism lodges.

In the last 4 years a substantial decline (circa 50%) in numbers of adult fish returning to the river has become apparent (Anon 2015), attributed to poor marine survival, eliciting concern as to the river's conservation status.

It contrasts with other consultative processes with a less formal structure for eliciting concerns, less ability to encourage learning, and greater emphasis on achieving consensus.

These ventures caused tension with his wife and elicited concern from his family.

Among Democrats in Bristol, word that not even the residents of St . Paulknew of Mr. Kaine's role in the giant plant elicited concern.

While the protesters appeared to have strong support, they also elicited concern and criticism from a nation that remains deeply divided and worn down by two years of political battles with no clear resolution in sight.

But that it only now, under new leadership and regulatory pressure, recognized that it was worth far less than previously thought could elicit concern that other banks have more dross on the books than they're letting on.

(Ms. Waters's aides say that she did not send the letter until Mr. Chilton "tipped the scales". ) Still, the move elicited concern among critics of Wall Street who feared banks were winning over Ms. Waters.

Gigi B. Sohn, president and chief executive of Public Knowledge, said Mr. Wheeler would be unlikely to elicit concern about the so-called revolving door between Washington and the private sector.

While deciding to juggle a sporting and academic career may elicit concern from worried tutors, the examples provided by Commonwealth Games-standard athletes like Belton and Treharne show that, with commitment and the right attitude, it is possible to maintain stellar quality in both.

India and Turkey are hardly alone in the rise of illiberal democracies but given their pivotal roles in global trade and security, their lurch towards illiberalism ought to elicit concern.