Sentence examples for greater concerns about from inspiring English sources

The ostensibly controversial design was, to a certain extent, protected by greater concerns about the project.

But some of my fellow soldiers had greater concerns about authenticity.

Belarus once was branded Europe's "last dictatorship" by US secretary of state Condoleezza Rice, despite post-Soviet regimes such as Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan raising much greater concerns about human rights and democracy.

But several Democratic opponents of the bills argued that it would be better to provide economic and humanitarian aid, and the Senate is likely to raise even greater concerns about human rights in Colombia when it considers the bill.

Regional Fed directors recommending an increase of 25 basis points in the discount rate before the Aug. 5 meeting agreed that economic activity was soft and financial markets were not yet stabilized, but they expressed greater concerns about inflationary expectations, according to the minutes.

These developments in financial markets which themselves reflect, in part, greater concerns about housing and the economic outlook more generally–have weighed on real economic activity.

There is also greater concern about possible errors in filling prescriptions.

"As we move downstate, there's probably much greater concern about the Rockefeller drug laws".

"But I have greater concern about the long-term health of the force".

"There's a greater concern about soccer and lacrosse — any sport where there's contact is a concern.

The European Commission has tended to show greater concern about the impact that aggressive, penalty-strewn bailout packages would end up having on other economies within the euro zone.