Sentence examples for inspire concern from inspiring English sources
Saudi Arabia will become a Middle East wildcardWhether a deal is reached on Iran's nuclear programme, the West's willingness to negotiate with Iran over the future of sanctions that have kept the Saudis' main regional rival in an economic straitjacket will inspire concern in Saudi Arabia.
Disorder did not inspire concern for personal safety in either the real or in the virtual environment.
Disorder did not inspire concern for personal safety in reality and in the virtual environment with a realistic soundscape.
This month we learned that teen birth rates are on the rise for the first time since 1991.While this alarming statistical shift should inspire concern or anger or action, it has received little more than wary acknowledgment from any of the 2008 presidential hopefuls (on either side of the aisle), and has gotten little more than passing attention from the mainstream news media.
Now, as they move through high school, college and beyond, the generation's seemingly obsessive need to connect has inspired concern and debate among many adults.
He also inspires concerned handwringing regarding the wisdom of putting anyone as grandfatherly as him behind bars.
First, when they had tried or been offered treatments which offered relief but also inspired concerns about side-effects, potential addiction or increased tolerance.
What a gruesome roll call, and doubtless not one to inspire widespread concern for the lifelong wellbeing of the individuals concerned.
In one study, inner-city parents said they visited with their children partly to help promote family values and inspire a concern for animals.
Undersampling of remote areas in the large river basins of the Amazon Region inspire more concern, but most restricted-range species from those areas were described in the last couple of decades in the context of comprehensive faunal surveys, which made available large numbers of geographically relevant comparative material.
But the report's main goal is stated in its subtitle: "Inspiring Concern for Others and the Common Good through College Admissions".
