Sentence examples for have increased concern from inspiring English sources
Such incidents, known as "green-on-blue" attacks, have increased concern over safety.
Recently emerging family clusters in Indonesia and Pakistan have increased concern about human-to-human transmission of H5N1 viruses [7], [8], an essential step for epidemics and pandemics in human populations, which has not yet occurred.
High concentrations of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in polar bears from Svalbard have increased concern for that population's reproductive health.
Although to date the overall prevalence of severe H1N1 illness has been low, experiences in Mexico [ 2, 3] and Manitoba [ 4] have increased concern that scarcities of critical care resources, such as mechanical ventilators [ 5, 6], will occur if a large second wave strikes during the fall in the Northern Hemisphere.
Recent bombing attacks have increased concerns that the violence is pushing the country toward the kind of widespread sectarian fighting it suffered in 2006 and 2007.
The accounts have increased concerns among human rights groups about plans to authorise police to hold suspects in secret locations for up to six months without informing their families.
The world's largest nuclear-energy producersTHE explosions and meltdown fears at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear-power plant that followed Friday's earthquake have increased concerns in Japan about the safety of nuclear power.
Those insider attacks have increased concerns about NATO's ability to turn security operations over to Afghan forces by 2014, the deadline set by President Obama for withdrawing the remaining American forces.
Civil unrest in Bahrain and threats to target the race by anti-government protesters have increased concerns ahead of the fourth race of the season.
The violent clashes have increased concerns about security during the World Cup, which will kick off in Sao Paulo on 12 June and will end in Rio on 13 July.
However, recent high-profile cases involving potentially dangerous defects in widely used medical devices have increased concerns about the adequacy of premarket trials and postmarket surveillance in establishing the safety of these devices.
