Sentence examples for fading concerns from inspiring English sources

But some investors said the rise in share prices had less to do with the certifications and more to do with fading concerns about a double-dip recession and a growing conviction that stocks had hit bottom.

There were no last-minute announcements yesterday, but some institutional investors said the rise in share prices had less to do with that and more to do with fading concerns about a double-dip recession and a growing conviction that stocks had already hit bottom.

Those fading concerns and uncertainties remove a major hurdle for the stock market to move higher.

He points to several factors bolstering share prices, including a rosy interest rate outlook, more stable markets overseas and fading concerns about President Clintons leadership in the wake of the Democrats strong showing in the election.

Analysts and strategists attributed yesterday's sharp rise to fading concern about higher interest rates and a better-than-expected earnings report from Yahoo issued after the exchanges closed on Tuesday.

But as SoBig -- in colloquial parlance, a self-contained type of virus called a worm -- has faded, concern has grown that computer networks, and the power grids and nuclear plants they control, are no better equipped to ward off infections than they were three and a half years ago, when the infamous I Love You worm ravaged cyberspace.

With the prospects of Mitt Romney (an old chum of Mr Netanyahu who seems joined at the hip with him over Iran) apparently fading, those concerns had increased to the extent that the Israeli prime minister had been warned repeatedly that if he did issue an order to attack, he would be on his own.

Aden's governor, General Jaafar Saad, sat upright, his grin fading into concern as the president spoke.

But in several cases, she said, Marines whose symptoms were fading expressed concern that medical records documenting their progress would be used against them in disability exams.

But their ambitions confront a brutal reality of a weak economy, fading public concern about climate change and serious qualms within their own party about the costs of taking on global warming and who will pay them.

The initial favour with the EU has faded with concerns about freedom of expression.