Sentence examples for generated great concern from inspiring English sources

Reports have shown that the presence of pesticide in the environment and the threat they pose to wild life and mankind have generated great concern in the past 20 years.

The World Trade Organization and similar organizations generated great concern as they seemed to be gaining more influence and control over trade disputes, yet were not accountable to the people; U.S. President Bill Clinton opined, "We must insist that international trade organizations be open to public scrutiny instead of mysterious, secret things subject to wild criticism".

More recently, the use of corn as a biofuel has generated great concern about rises in the market price of corn for consumption, the need to increase cultivable areas, as well as water quality and other ecological damages.

Interestingly, despite the fact that reported mortality rates were higher in adults, children's cases seemed to be more sensitive from a sociocultural perspective and generated greater concern.

Prion diseases generated great public concern after an outbreak of bovine spongiform encephalopathy occurred in many European countries and scientific evidence indicated its transmission to humans.

While Bitcoin has generated great visibility over the last several months with its torrid price gains, this sharp appreciation has spurred concerns that this particular asset - and indeed the broader cryptocurrency space - may have entered bubble territory.

These include food security and food quality concerns generating great demands on food systems, environmental concerns linked to the loss of biodiversity, landscape deterioration and the demand for renewable sources of energy.

The overpriced oil generated greater income for Caltex.

However, it has generated greater interethnic resentment.

It generates great community engagement and attention.

"I realized we could generate great biological information," McNab said.