Sentence examples for expressed intense concern from inspiring English sources
American officials have also expressed intense concern about smallpox, one of history's greatest scourges, which was declared eradicated from human populations in 1980.
I know there is a segment of the population that has expressed intense concern over vaccines in general and that this is an emotional issue for some.
A Supreme Court argument in one of the more important First Amendment cases in years found the justices expressing intense concern today about personal privacy, their own as well as others'.
A resolution was adopted, expressing the intense concern generated by the situation in Zimbabwe, and emphasising the critical reports drawn up by electoral observers from the Southern African Development Community SADCC), the African Union and the Pan-African Parliament, and the violence and loss of life.
Older respondents and those recruited from middle class urban settings generally expressed less intense concerns about screening.
Gary Haupt surmises that "nothing could more appropriately express More's intense concern with the unity of Christendom" than his selection of Gerson's harmony and Aquinas's collection of Church Fathers.5 Unity among evangelists and within the tradition is symbolized in More's selection of texts and in the cause of his imprisonment.
Interlocutors expressed mild hope mixed with intense concern for the future of the Tibetan movement.
Expressing everything from jubilation to intense concern, city officials, tourism czars, culture sachems and neighborhood naysayers have at last found themselves in agreement about something: that the impact of the new building will be off the charts.
After two weeks of often intense conversations, several Edgies expressed concern that the responses would go negative and that people would use it as an opportunity to trash their rivals.
Russia expressed "serious concern".
