Sentence examples for growing concerned that from inspiring English sources
Despite the enormous building activity obvious in every corner of Kosovo, United Nations officials are growing concerned that Kosovo simply does not have enough housing.
But there's growing concerned that rules have been widely flouted, with foreign buyers pricing locals out of heated city property markets.
At the height of the Enlightenment, Gottfried Leibniz recoiled at the "horrible mass of books that keeps on growing," concerned that there might be no end "to books continuing to increase in number".
PAGE A23 Media Companies Fight Scraping Some media executives are growing concerned that Web sites that excerpt original content -- a practice sometimes called scraping -- are shaving away potential readers and profits.
Much in the way that people in other areas in the United States are worried about the migration of technology jobs to India or manufacturing jobs to China, farmers in Minnesota are growing concerned that Brazil's power in global agricultural markets may be eclipsing that of the United States, threatening their livelihood.
One of the things that we learned from the cache of documents seized at Osama bin Laden's Pakistani rebdoubt was that he was growing concerned that al Qaeda has starting to develop a "bad brand" because, you know, ALL THE MURDER.
Stanford grew concerned that the school's reputation might be tarnished because of confusion over academic titles, he said.
It was issued after United States and European officials grew concerned that bank secrecy and weak regulation in some nations contributed to the devastating financial turmoil in Asia and Latin America in the late 1990's.
He served in various official posts — the Aegean, Mosul, Baghdad — growing increasingly concerned that the empire's Christians posed a grave internal threat.
A3 U.N. Finds Policing Role Tough United Nations officials and diplomats are growing increasingly concerned that dangerous international law-enforcement assignments may add up to more than the organization can handle.
Federal officials said today that they were growing increasingly concerned that the situation in Montana, the state hardest hit, might turn more catastrophic, with separate fires beginning to merge.
