Sentence examples for indicated a concern that from inspiring English sources

But the energy minister, Charles Hendry, told the Guardian: "We have indicated a concern that [the FIT] is intended for micro-generation.

indicated ethical dilemmas; and fear of becoming a 'women hospital' only indicated a concern that abused men would be neglected.

On the one hand, the term "frigidity" became popular, indicating a concern that women achieve sexual pleasure with their husbands.

Among his first moves will be to visit Glasgow film festival this month, perhaps indicating a concern that Edinburgh is being eclipsed by its increasingly popular rival.

Particularly, distrust due to malevolence indicates a concern that the trustee will engage in a harmful behavior with ill intention (Pavlou & Dimoka 2006).

Boghardt comments that "his eagerness to display his honour may indicate a concern that others doubted this very quality in him.

The way in which Mr. Clinton came to Mrs. Clinton's defense seemed to indicate a strong concern that the accusation may hurt Mrs. Clinton's standing with Jewish voters in her race for the Senate against the Republican candidate, Representative Rick A. Lazio, Republican of Long Island.

I constantly expect him to shout "hang on", or something that might indicate a concern for my welfare as we round a blind corner.

By contrast, (3) and (4) seem to indicate a mode of concern that cannot be neatly assimilated to anything else.

To translate, Mr. Bullard indicated concern that inflation was undershooting the Fed's own targets.

President-elect George W. Bush and Vice President-elect Dick Cheney both regularly received calls from conservative religious leaders indicating their concern that the new attorney general be someone sympathetic to socially conservative positions, a Bush adviser said.