Sentence examples for ignited concern from inspiring English sources

The rejection of the $2.5 billion deal ignited concern that Beijing was trying to keep Chinese brands out of foreign hands.

Trump also ignited concern for April's Paris climate change deal.

News of the pending sale has ignited concern in the village that another historic landmark will be lost.

His remarks ignited concern that the government would not soon sell oil from national reserves to ease tight supplies.

The push has ignited concern among investment advisers and even some regulators, who question the wisdom of trusting Wall Street to police itself.

The House was set to vote Wednesday on the new Republican majority's proposal to repeal the health care law that had energized their supporters and ignited opposition from the Tea Party movement.

Back home, their exposés ignited widespread outrage.

The killings, which happened within one of the most tightly secured areas of the ministry, add to the drumbeat of concern about a deepening animosity between civilians and militaries on both sides that have led to American and coalition forces being killed in increasing numbers even before the Koran burning ignited nationwide rioting.

Fire flares, apparently made by ignited cans of air freshener, burst in the crowd.

Corruption was one of the grievances that ignited mass protests against the long rule of President Ali Abdullah Saleh last February.

In other words, it was not the image of Mr. Tsarnaev that ignited outrage, it was the frame.