Sentence examples for height of concern from inspiring English sources

This was at the height of concern about the population explosion; there were so many poor, unwanted children, she said, why bring another one into this horrible world?

At the height of concern in the late 1980's, the National Household Survey on Drugs estimated that less than one-half of 1percentt of the population over age 12 used crack once a month, while 10percentt used marijuana.

Justice Stevens wrote the opinion in Ferguson v. Charleston, No. 99-936, a challenge to a drug-testing program the city of Charleston, S.C., put in place at its public hospital at the height of concern over so-called crack babies a decade ago.

Results of the condom test were simultaneously published in Self Health in September 1987, at the height of concern about the transmission of HIV/AIDS, and revealed that several brands of condoms contained small holes.

On the Democratic side, Clinton, even at the height of concerns about her e-mail server, maintained a healthy lead in the national polls.

Sessions's meetings with Kislyak occurred during the height of concerns about Russian interference in the U.S. election and at a time when Sessions was a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, as well as a top Trump surrogate and adviser.

At the height of public concern over the heath and social care bill, Nick Clegg and Shirley Williams wrote reassuringly in February: "no one should be allowed to spend public money without telling us how they are going to use it.

The paper was founded by a charity-minded musician in 1989, at the height of public concern about homelessness, to give street people something to sell as an alternative to panhandling.

In 2004 at the height of international concern about Zimbabwe's crackdown on political opposition and human rights abuses, its president, Robert Mugabe, was filmed shaking hands with Jack Straw, who was at the time Britain's foreign secretary.

That issue is at the height of public concern for many countries around the world, not just in North America and Western Europe, but also in emerging markets.

Strangely, the proliferation of "ten easy ways to tackle climate change" type lists reached its peak at the height of public concern about climate change, just before the "Hopenhagen" UN negotiations in 2009.