Sentence examples for general concern that from inspiring English sources

There is also a general concern that these markets are cyclical.

At their meeting in June, Fed officials differed on inflation, but there was general concern that higher energy costs were leaking into other areas of the economy.

Among Mr. Capellas's complaints is the general concern that Microsoft would not be allowed to accord Compaq special treatment in pricing and partnerships.

"There's a general concern that the economy is slowing down, a shifting towards the foods and the drugs and the more predictable sectors".

Instead they are fleeing to safer pastures, such as banks.What of a more general concern, that the credit cycle is on the turn?

There is a general concern that hypnotic medications in patients with respiratory disorders have the potential to decrease respiratory effort and blunt the arousal response to hypoxemia which may lead to sleep breathing disorders.

"We are unaware of any studies or general concerns that would demonstrate a public harm that has a substantive relationships to the breadth of the net this proposal would cast," David H. Martin, director of the Office of Government Ethics, said.

I have general concerns that when the state says it is going to pay for something, is it really going to pay?

Considering the highly flowable and self-levelling nature of the SCC, there are general concerns that segregation and settlement may occur during its transport and placing.

So these are the — some general concerns that you've got to have about the poem, some general ideas that will help you understand the pattern of parallelisms that we're going to find within the poem.

While New York slept on Wednesday night, bond prices began to drop in Tokyo, and then in London, on general concerns that central banks might not force interest rates lower, as some had expected.