Sentence examples for flurry of concerns from inspiring English sources

A visit to last month's teachers' union conferences in the UK showed a flurry of concerns about headteachers "dropping in" to classrooms to check on their teachers' standards.

The specific issue that led to the drafting of these principles, according to physicist Arthur Bienenstock, former dean of research at Stanford and an organizer of the Palo Alto meeting, was a flurry of concerns about license restrictions on the use of human embryonic stem cells from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

Union officials have raised a flurry of concerns over the last year about acute understaffing and lethal violence at the prison, which is categorized as a high-security lockup.

There was a flurry of concern about voter fraud among Republicans after the midterms, though.

This set off a flurry of concern, but within days B.J.P. leaders offered soothing assurances.

There was a serious flurry of concern, which he expressed with all the authority of his position.

The award led to a flurry of concern that the chemistry prize had morphed into a biology/medicine prize.

The early returns drew a flurry of concern from the main secular groups competing in the election.

There will be a flurry of concern, followed by a staff meeting — behind closed doors, so as not to alarm the passengers.

Athens even triggered a brief, if exaggerated, flurry of concern in Brussels that it might seek to disrupt the European Union's Russia policy.

Russia, which caused a flurry of concern in 2007, when an explorer called Artur Chilingarov planted his country's flag under the North Pole, is now oozing amity.