Sentence examples for ignited concerns from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bolsonaro's victory caps a bitter contest that divided families, tore friendships apart and ignited concerns about the resilience of Brazil's young democracy.

Less than two weeks ago, shares of Apple slipped after an announcement by iPhone manufacturer Foxconn that it was freezing hiring at several Chinese factories ignited concerns about falling demand for the Cupertino-based company's devices.

An alarming shortage of primary care physicians that is expected to multiply over the next decade has ignited concerns among many urban communities, where access to health care has already dipped to historic lows.

The revelations have ignited concerns among watchdog groups and county officials that a toxic subculture has once again taken hold in the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department — or was never rooted out.

The controversies ignited concerns over press freedoms and government overreach, and have prompted some Republicans, who have been at odds with the attorney general since the 'Fast and Furious' case, to renew calls for Holder's resignation.

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.

This kind of business approach initially ignited concern among club members a year ago when Laaco announced that it sold the entire 62-year-old club for $108 million to an unidentified Japanese firm.

A shutdown related to a leak and wear in the steam generators at the San Onofre plant in Southern California has re-ignited concerns about nuclear power after decades of relative indifference.