Sentence examples for expressing the concern from inspiring English sources
The responses were deeply divided, with some people expressing the concern that ignoring charitable gifts in the calculation of the fund's awards would substantially increase the burden on the taxpayers whose dollars ultimately finance the federal fund.
From Douglas Alexander, the shadow foreign secretary: Douglas Alexander (@DAlexanderMP) Just spoken on BBC Good Morning Scotland expressing the concern felt by many MPs on all sides about possibility of UK sending arms to Syria.
As in the clinical scenario described in the article, when a doctor doesn't act on a concern expressed by a nurse or another allied health professional, in most cases it doesn't indicate lack of respect; it indicates merely that the person expressing the concern is incorrect.
When asked to describe their attitude toward an Arab American appointed to a government post, 54percentt of Obama voters express confidence that an Arab American could do the job, with only 21percentt expressing the concern that Arab Americans would let "ethnic loyalty influence their decision-making".
"Your eyes express the concern of your country.
Their novels were addressed to an elite minority, and expressed the concerns of a particular society.
The senior intelligence official I interviewed expressed the same concern.
Schrems himself has also previously expressed the same concern.
Bloomberg had earlier quoted the national regulator expressing concern about the nature of the bid.
Pricewaterhouse was expressing concern about the dispute.
Democratic leaders are expressing concern about the disengagement.
