Sentence examples for expressed concern of from inspiring English sources

The Union of Right Forces, the other major liberal party, has publicly expressed concern of late that Russia could become a liberal economic state controlled by an authoritarian leadership.

"I know the state is in serious straits," said Judge Marilyn H. Patel of Federal District Court, who expressed concern of "injury beyond repair" to children in group homes.

MTV has responded to the expressed concern of its viewers with programming that has included two-minute tutorials on the Iraqi conflict and a half hour diary from a 25-year-old reporter, Gideon Yago, who visited troops in Kuwait waiting for the order to attack.

Wilders, who has refused to align himself with European far-right leaders such as Jean-Marie Le Pen and Jörg Haider, views himself as a right-wing liberal and has expressed concern of being "linked with the wrong rightist fascist groups".

They expressed concern of being "stuck in rural areas".

A number of technical-based specialties have expressed concern of professional stagnation without the constant reconstruction afforded by the development of novel clinical and basic science knowledge [ 2- 4].

The Bank of England has expressed concerns of late in the run higher of GBP.

In a summer survey, many expressed concerns of a second downturn.

The report endorsed the widely expressed concerns of teachers that the curriculum was overcrowded, particularly in the primary years.

So animal researchers are complaining that ferry companies and airlines, responding to the peacefully expressed concerns of their customers, are opting out of transporting animals for laboratories.

Huge outstanding loans are shrugged off, as are the gently expressed concerns of his third wife, Andrea, a poet whose patience is wearing thin.