Sentence examples for fuelled concern from inspiring English sources

Attacks on Sony and Lockheed Martin have fuelled concern among analysts.

If some unfortunate person comes across a sow with piglets, his life is at risk Francesco Vicarelli Isolated accounts of attacks on people have also fuelled concern.

While dramatic reductions in Arctic sea ice have fuelled concern about global warming and led to more dire predictions about how soon the ice could disappear, the issue has provoked controversy among scientists.

Though the conversations revealed nothing nefarious, the fact that the tapes could have been supplied only by security agencies has fuelled concern of a return to widespread government eavesdropping.This is precisely the point, says Bassem Youssef, a popular satirist whose ridicule undermined Mr Morsi but has not been tolerated by the current regime, either.

The prospect that the American economy might grow faster than expected thanks to interest-rate cuts has also fuelled concern.When stocks are low, minor reductions in supply become significant.

The large influx of East Europeans to the UK since 2004 has fuelled concern about welfare abuses amid widespread economic hardship.

That has fuelled concerns that China's economy is slowing.

But the breaches in the US have fuelled concerns about some of the more extreme studies that scientists do.

Police officers, whose increased presence on the streets has fuelled concerns of clashes, could only look on as protesters cheered and shared food.

This, says the report, has "attracted controversy and fuelled concerns that the growth of academies may entrench rather than mitigate social inequalities".

A more robust military posture, coupled with a significant rise in defence spending, fuelled concerns that Japan has embarked on an unstoppable lurch to the right.