Sentence examples for expressing her concerns from inspiring English sources

Doreen Lawrence has written to Theresa May, the home secretary, expressing her concerns that the initial murder investigation was flawed.

Governor Rell sent a personal letter in February expressing her concerns to Michael Chertoff, the homeland security secretary.

A student in the class, Lynda Sorenson, 52, wrote an e-mail to a friend expressing her concerns.

Another man, a student at Salve Regina University here, fell to his death in 1987, leading the school's president to write the city expressing her concerns.

After she felt she could no longer tolerate his behavior, Sorrell wrote an email to Choudhry in March 2015 expressing her concerns about the touching, which triggered a formal university investigation into her harassment allegations.

In announcing that he would not prosecute Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Ray made a point of asserting that she "ultimately influenced" the decision to fire the employees by repeatedly expressing her "concerns" to senior White House officials.

Here she is expressing her concern that President Reagan has not received due credit.

The UN statement said Ban thanked Clinton "for clarifying the matter and for expressing her concern about the difficulties created".

In May 1996, she said she sent one of the magazines to Cardinal Bevilacqua with an anonymous note expressing her concern.

"Before my grandmother passed away, she said 'Megan, I can't wait any longer,' " expressing her concern about Ms. Argie's meeting Mr. Right.

The next day, Ms. Raymond expressed her concerns as well.