Sentence examples similar to ignites concern from inspiring English sources

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.

In one home alone, three infants from three families died, ProPublica reported, igniting concern that there were common environmental hazards.

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

Republican Party committees have pulled far ahead in raising soft money, igniting concern among some Democrats who worry whether their party will be able to compete with Republican spending in the 8 to 10 Senate contests considered up for grabs.

Shares of the Enron Corporation fell sharply yesterday after Moody's Investors Service lowered the company's credit rating, igniting concern that it might have more difficulty raising the cash it needs to finance day-to-day operations.

[B8.] Moody's Downgrades Enron Rating Shares of Enron fell sharply after Moody's Investors Service lowered the company's credit rating, igniting concern that it might have more difficulty raising the cash it needs to finance day-to-day operations.

It is likely to ignite concern again about the impossibility of good corporate governance in publicly listed businesses without fundamentally high standards in the execution of company audits.

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.

But the army has failed to kill the Taliban leadership, igniting concerns that the militants could re-emerge under the cover of the civilian population.