Sentence examples for has now expressed concern from inspiring English sources
As a measure of the change in Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel has now expressed concern about supposed violent tendencies of fundamentalist Muslim youth ("We can talk about it without suspicion of being anti-foreigner").
Early in Trump's administration, automakers called for revisiting the rule, but have now expressed concern about how a rollback could fracture the U.S. auto market.
But charities have now expressed concerns that many of the advances made in the past few years in encouraging the rich to give away more cash risks being rolled back by the Government's determination to cap the tax relief on charitable donations.
With crucifying irony, the US – which has for decades given Israel carte blanche in its treatment of Palestinians and colonisation of the Occupied Territories – has now expressed its concern for the "dreadful" situation of the Palestinians in Syria.
Even Hillary Clinton, who initially stated that women and children seeking asylum in the US "should be sent back," has changed her position and now expresses concern about family detention.
People who have not been paying attention are now sitting up and paying attention, are now expressing concern that something is fundamentally not right.
In fact, Mr. Holder said that when he spoke with Mr. Christie at a reception a few days ago, the governor "expressed to me the concerns that he had," and that Mr. Christie has "now publicly expressed his concerns, as only he can".
Now officials have expressed concern that ISIS may be exploiting refugee flows to enter the West undetected.
Forbes: Now, you've expressed concern about things like ETFs, about high-frequency trading.
