Sentence examples for increasing public concerns from inspiring English sources

Sustainable consumption and production is a critical issue in the chemical industry due to increasing public concerns on environmental and safety issues.

This could provide a contribution towards dealing with the dramatic increases in costs associated with energy supply, waste disposal, space for landfilling, and the increasing public concerns with environmental issues.

However, with increasing public concerns regarding antibiotic-resistant pathogens, antibiotics have been forbidden in Europe since 2006 (Chu et al. 2013) and bans for antibiotic uses in feed are proposed in other many countries, including China, Korea, USA, etc. (Flynn 2011; Martin et al. 2015; Walsh and Wu 2016).

This has led to mounting pressures on hospitals to reduce costs but also to increasing public concerns that these pressures may result in worsened health outcomes.

While such conflicts are usually manageable and created for the rights reasons, they are of increasing public concern, particularly in the medical space.

Our research suggests that reports of environmental damage that include graphic images can decrease psychological distance, and be an effective mechanism for increasing public concern and engagement.

The CWA was a response to increasing public concern for the environment and for the condition of the nation's waters.

Despite increasing public concern, however, the government remained determined to push ahead with its aggressive nuclear power program; the country plans to add 16 more reactors by 2030.

And with increasing public concern about standards in care, the link between the status of workers and the quality of the work they do has been brought into sharp focus.

Though the Tate said BP's sponsorship had been an "outstanding example of patronage and collaboration over nearly 30 years", Yasmin De Silva of art collective Liberate Tate said on Friday that it was likely that BP's decision was "the result of the increasing public concern about climate change and the huge number of artists, members and gallery-goers speaking out".

Of course Tate won't rub it in BP's face by acknowledging this decision is the result of the increasing public concern about climate change and the huge number of artists, members and gallery-goers speaking out against the controversial deal".