Sentence examples for increased concern that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Draghi's comments before a well-attended gathering of bankers came amid increased concern that European leaders, now that they are no longer under intense market pressure, have lost the will to address underlying flaws in the euro zone.

For now — and perhaps a day or two more — there is no reprieve, no resolution, and as this Cup extends, there is also increased concern that the result on the water could eventually be contested as well.

Iran may relocate its uranium enrichment work to more secure locations, a senior Iranian defense official said Wednesday, an acknowledgment of increased concern that Iran's suspected nuclear program could face a military attack from Israel or the United States.

As the dynamic development of nanotechnology goes on, however, there has been an increased concern that this compound might be toxic in the NP form, though.

Gasoline climbed as supply disruptions in the Midwest increased concern that inventories will be low this summer.

The Israeli move was met with widespread international criticism and increased concern that the chronically cash-strapped Palestinian Authority could collapse entirely and tumble the region into anarchy.

Along with it, there has been an increased concern, though that this compound might be toxic in its NPs form.

The risks associated with identifiability associated with participating in genomic research will be of increased concern when diseases/disorders that have stigma associated with them in Africa are studied (e.g. mental health [ 58] and HIV/Aids [ 59]).

There is increased concern since 2011 that science is over-sensationalised by the media, that journalists don't check their facts before publishing and that politicians lack credibility when discussing science.

Athletes Feel Threatened The primary reason for the rise in gun ownership, many people said, is an increased concern among players that they are targets for everyone from aggressive fans to criminals and even terrorists.

The focus on lending coincides with increased concern among regulators that investors are borrowing too heavily to buy stocks and may not understand the risks inherent in the practice.