Sentence examples for intense concern over from inspiring English sources

The Edwardian era (1901 10) was one of intense concern over the decline of Britain's naval and commercial dominance.

In the weeks before the Iraq war, and in the weeks since the end of major combat, Turkey's leaders have shown intense concern over the future of northern Iraq.

It was conceived in the mid-1990's at a time of intense concern over the security of weapons materials in the former Soviet Union Russiaagreeded to it in 2000.

Any person's conversion is by nature an individual and idiosyncratic journey, and Mr. Oren's reflected not only his visceral sense that Orthodoxy had a "core of holy tradition" but also his intense concern over theological concepts like giving the Eucharist to baptized infants, which may not animate other believers quite the same way.

Or, in a period of intense concern over civil liberties, in which the security budget and personnel have grown faster than at any previous time in history, perhaps the raising of cold war spectres serves to legitimise a culture of vigilance during the so-called "war on terror".

I know there is a segment of the population that has expressed intense concern over vaccines in general and that this is an emotional issue for some.

That non-Eurosceptics do not find Ukip appealing is fairly obvious, but it is also a problem for the party; even when voters share their intense concerns over immigration and the state of politics but are not animated by the EU, they remain unwilling to back Farage; 95% of Ukip voters disapprove of Britain's EU membership but fewer than one in 200 who think otherwise back the party.

Although there was a brief flurry of concern about radon, which emanates naturally from soil and rock, perpetual and far more intense concern arises over radioactivity from mine tailings and nuclear power plants.

It was in large part the intense concern immigrant communities have over gentrification that led to Mr. Reynoso's prevailing.

Most observers he believe could have been trusted to keep politics out of the census, a matter of intense concern because of debates over how best to tally America's under-counted minorities.

But there is also intense concern about the buoyancy of the stock market which has recovered 10% over the last month, with the technology sector gaining new friends.