Sentence examples for in expressing serious from inspiring English sources

Many Tory MPs joined Labour last week in expressing serious concerns about the government's plan to force all schools to become academies.

Pressman and Cohen [ 17] make similar arguments in expressing "serious conceptual and methodological reservations" (p. 960) about the literature relating positive affect to physical health.

O'Reilly's right that withdrawing would create problems for the United States; 376 members of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences signed an open letter in September expressing serious concerns over Trump's promise to withdraw from the landmark agreement.

Most often, major diagnostics companies expect that candidate markers have reached a fairly advanced stage in their development and validation before expressing serious interest in their pursuit, resulting in a 'death valley' conundrum for biomarkers that are in the initial stages of their development but that do not elicit sufficient interest to be pursued further.

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The senior Chinese leadership should respond by expressing serious interest in talks at the presidential or prime ministerial level.

Harlem Désir, the representative on media freedom for the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), issued a statement expressing serious concern about the arrests but the incident otherwise received little attention.

The sprightly overture, with its colorful use of castanet and tambourine, encapsulates the music's comic side, while Italianate melody proves a resource for expressing serious moments, as in Claudio's tender aria conveying hope that Isabella can help his cause.

At the time the data was obtained - in Spring of this year - 58 per cent of those in Russia expressed serious worries about Isis extremism, and 35 per cent in Syria's neighbour Turkey.

In a joint statement, European Union foreign ministers, meeting in Luxembourg, expressed "serious and deepening concerns over Iran's nuclear program".

Privately, people like Medgar Evers, the field secretary for the N.A.A.C.P. in Mississippi, expressed serious reservations or even outright hostility.