Sentence examples for has been much concern from inspiring English sources
"In the Arab world, there has been much concern about what happened here.
There has been much concern, recently, that the increasing privatization of Indian education could further erode the arts and social sciences.
There has been much concern about the continuing profitability of individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs), which is a key part of the company's business.
There has been much concern about the most recent adoption figures, which show that during 2010-2011, the number of adoptions of children from care fell slightly.
On the geopolitical side, there has been much concern in India about what the United States' drawdown of forces from Afghanistan will mean for India's role there, the American and Indian relationships with Pakistan, and the American stance on terrorism.
"There has been much concern over whether we're just building hardware instead of software, and in that regard, we've done relatively bad P.R. work in telling people what this museum should be," said Mr. Nittve, the new executive director of West Kowloon's 40,000-square-meter, or 430,000-square-foot, M+ museum, which will display international contemporary visual culture.
The CDC has been much concerned about drug-overdose deaths; the overdose death rate has more than tripled since 1990.
He was an actual genius" – Green has been much concerned with language, and the point where it gives up its ghosts of meaning.
On record, at least, Mr. Goerne has been much concerned with the songs of Schubert, spinning out a half-dozen eloquent discs on the Harmonia Mundi label over the last four years.
Sabella has been much concerned with Argentina's weakness on the flanks to the counterattack, perhaps a little too much here as, despite 73% possession in the first half, Zabaleta and Rojo failed to stretch a deep Iranian defence out wide.
Modern philosophy has been much concerned with what we know and little with what we feel (though Descartes, whose theory of knowledge got things started in the 17th century, also wrote a book about what he called "the passions of the soul").
