Sentence examples for given concern over from inspiring English sources

"Clearly all this comes at a particularly inopportune time for Russian markets, given concern over developments in Ukraine, the imposition of western sanctions and also the weak underlying growth story in Russia".

However, October was a fairly high-traffic period for cable news, given concern over the government shutdown.

We can expect some kind of protest, especially from Tamil and Muslim minority groups, if President Mahinda Rajapaksa manages to win the election in January in Sri Lanka, given concern over his autocratic ways.

We also allowed all participants to choose which modules they wanted to study given concern over the exclusive reliance on needs assessment tools[ 19].

But consumers were still unwilling to open their wallets too wide, given concern over how much wealth they have lost in the last two years and the weak job market.

But it is also anticipating opposition based on the argument that normalizing relations with Russia would be a mistake, given concerns over human rights and democracy under Mr. Putin's rule, as well as Russia's veto of a United Nations Security Council resolution calling for the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, to step down because of his brutal crackdown on dissent.

The company's shares have climbed 46p to £13.26 and analyst Martin Deboo at Investec said: The result will no doubt add weight to chief executive Paul Walsh's faith in the bullish guidance released into the market in August, particularly given concerns over the resilience of the US consumer, and the pace of recovery in Europe.

But given concerns over the aggregation of urban areas, if we extend the estimates only to the time when the aggregation becomes necessary (2003 in this case), the estimate, while a shade larger, is no longer statistically significant.

Given concerns over their potential adverse health effects, we identified predictors and evaluated temporal changes of PBDE serum concentrations.

The impact of recent antibiotic use on colonization patterns will be an important area for further study given concerns over the competitive balance between organisms in the nasopharynx.

The authors suggest that, given concerns over BPA toxicity and the demonstrated exposure, use of BPA-free products may be justified in this developmentally vulnerable population.