Sentence examples for increasing concern and from inspiring English sources

While the strength of house price rises in London is becoming an increasing concern and pushing up the overall national increase in house prices, we are currently a long way off from an overall housing market bubble emerging.

Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "While the strength of house price rises in London is becoming an increasing concern and pushing up the overall national increase in house prices, the ONS data support the view that we are currently a long way off from an overall housing market bubble emerging.

"I've watched with increasing concern and anger over the last few years as the liberal left establishment, militant members of various minority groups, and an increasingly leftwing judiciary have demonised, persecuted and oppressed members of the silent majority in general and Christians in particular," Griffin told the Guardian.

You report that "the distress experienced by children whose parents are divorcing is cause for increasing concern" and that "the rising number of cases puts a further burden on the struggling family court system" (Rise in divorce actions puts extra strain on children, solicitors warn, 9 November).

Klebsiella pneumoniae carbapenemase (KPC) is causing increasing concern and a rising number of cases.

Childhood obesity is an increasing concern and is most pronounced among urban and lower socio-economic groups.

The move is intended to address market regulators' increasing concerns and to enhance the ability to compete in the Internet economy.

In the recent years, the emergence of resistance and multiresistance to antimicrobial substances has led to increasing concerns and interests in finding new antimicrobial agents and identifying new strategies for the treatment of infectious diseases [1 4].

In this study, the physical signs and symptoms of SCD could be interpreted as 'discrediting attributes' and clearly led in some families to increased concern and pressure on relationships within the family.

Where there is evidence of bad behavior, it increases concerns and heightens scrutiny".

It is a struggle likely only to become thornier in coming years, in the face of two conflicting trends: rising demand for energy resources and increasing concern about climate change and pollution.