Sentence examples for growing concern of from inspiring English sources
The destruction of habitats continues to accelerate throughout the continent, despite the growing concern of those favouring conservation.
Mr. Ortiz said the new policy was a response to growing concern of an extensive migration from Haiti.
The Fabian International Bureau was started in 1941 to cater to the growing concern of Fabians with foreign policy and the great issues of war and peace.
Your article pointing to the danger of blurring lines between military action and humanitarian assistance echoes a growing concern of humanitarian actors.
David Cameron has said that Britain will always defend the Falkland Islands, amid growing concern of an increased threat from Argentina.
One possible explanation is the growing concern of wealthy parents that if they leave too much to their kids, they will give them a nasty dose of "affluenza", also known as "trust-fund baby syndrome".
This will hopefully ease the growing concerns of the increasingly impatient Shonn Greene owners (us included).
The measures were announced after the food and drug agency held hearings on the growing concerns of consumers.
Mr Bush's new phase of activity comes amid growing concerns of an international wobble exactly one month after the beginning of the US bombing campaign.
Taro then returned to Spain alone, despite the growing concerns of her friends who, having seen her recent photographs of the fighting, feared for her safety.
