Sentence examples for enduring concern from inspiring English sources

How Bostonians get from point A to B is an enduring concern for MIT people.

The enduring concern is that too much of this technology comes at the price of authenticity.

Mr. Provenzano barely remembered the officer from the blur of that tragic day but was moved by his enduring concern.

For many New Yorkers, there is enduring concern about the mayor's self-serving ways on term limits.

Meanwhile, the White House issued a statement renewing its commitment to federal efforts to curb the disease, while expressing enduring concern.

But specific failures will still come as a nasty surprise to investors and institutions, and add to the malaise.Of enduring concern are the monoline insurers, the institutions that agreed to guarantee some classes of debt against default.

Housing was another of Lionel's enduring concerns.

RiskMetrics, a risk-management firm, produced a report on April 3rd that revived enduring concerns about the funds' complexity, leverage, ability to cover dividends, and governance.Macquarie's fund-management approach differs from that of many other global asset managers.

Nativism and law and order proved to be enduring concerns for McGowan; he looked to politicians who promised to "endorse reform, and act to push down the murdering spirit that is now so rife in Baltimore". Many of his retained letters are addressed to David W. Naill, Esq., of Annapolis, Maryland, who served in the Maryland House of Delegates.

"The private sector's got a big space – there's a whole session on the role of the private sector, which is very much UK-led – so the question is: what about other non-state actors?" Enduring concerns aside, though, that so many delegates are travelling to Mexico suggests that the spirit of Busan lingers on.

Although Edward was a relatively healthy child, there were enduring concerns throughout his early years that he too might die and leave his father without a male heir.