Sentence examples for evidence of concern from inspiring English sources

There was some evidence of concern in the dining room, though.

There is evidence of concern in the kitchen, too, although a meal will have its ups and downs.

Farrelly is a member of the cross-party media committee that has taken evidence of concern about the use of super-injunctions.

It seems unlikely that the planned demolition of the Old City of Kashgar, and the displacement of the Uighurs, is evidence of concern for the welfare of these people.

Although most Republicans offered public support for Mr. Giuliani, insisting that the disclosures would not hurt his standing with voters, there was clear evidence of concern over whether the mayor would stay in the race and, if he did, whether he would be a seriously weakened opponent to Mrs. Clinton.

Evidence of concern about the economic power of the mass media was provided in 1999 when the British government decided to prevent Rupert Murdoch's BSkyB, which owns the broadcast rights to English Premier League association football, from acquiring control of Manchester United, one of the world's richest and best-known sports "brands".

Sir John Cass and the six private schools – Ebrahim academy, the East London Islamic school, Jamiatul Ummah secondary, Mazahirul Uloom, London East academy and Al-Mizan primary school – were failed in the wake of snap inspections ordered by the Department for Education last month after it received evidence of concerns.

Despite the use of co-simulation, they do not provide any evidence of concerns with the notion of software architecture, nor automatic code generation or stimuli generators.

Even amongst the others there was a lot of uncertainty and evidence of concerns about competency, work-future, and a lack of control.

However, in other countries and in other populations there was also evidence of concerns about the safety of the vaccine by healthcare professionals as well as parents.

Nowhere is this more in evidence and of concern that with the spread of HIV in southern Africa, a phenomenon very relevant to our analysis here (11, 43).