Sentence examples for increasing concern from from inspiring English sources

5. Alcohol Subject to increasing concern from the medical profession about its damage to health.

Donna Hume, from Friends of the Earth, said: "Public opinion and increasing concern from MPs has forced the government into retreat on fracking.

"Communities felt that planning wasn't something for them, rather it was something done to them and as a result there was increasing concern from local residents that overdevelopment was affecting their neighbourhoods.

Juliet Lyon, director of the Prison Reform Trust, said: "This judgement brings useful clarity to a complex area of law which has been the subject of increasing concern from the cross-party justice committee, criminal justice professionals, policy-makers, penal reformers and others.

Landscape analysis and ecosystem service assessment have drawn increasing concern from research and application at the landscape scale.

"There seems to be increasing concern from advertisers about privacy regulations and what information advertisers can collect from kids online," says Charlie Buchwalter, who directed the study.

This is a picture of hunger – one that is raising increasing concerns from international aid bodies and humanitarian organisations.

This comes amid increasing concerns from left-wing campaigners that students in England have a far too financial-orientated view of education.

There were also revelations of bribes paid for votes for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa and increasing concerns from FIFA's sponsors.

Their letter comes amid mounting complaints from borrowers and increasing concerns from federal regulators that poor servicing of federal student loans risks driving up defaults and sapping economic growth.

With increasing concern for sustainability and a demand from consumers for naturally sourced products, there is a revival of interest in natural indigo as an agricultural crop product (Garcia-Macias and John 2004).