Sentence examples for intense concerns about from inspiring English sources

"In America right now, there are intense concerns about many issues — immigration, the faltering economy, the interminable wars" and the erroneous belief, held by many Americans, that the first nonwhite president is Muslim, said Akbar Ahmed, a professor of Islamic studies at American University.

It faces an onslaught of class-action lawsuits, executive turnover and intense concerns about cash burn rate.

Older respondents and those recruited from middle class urban settings generally expressed less intense concerns about screening.

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.

China's intense concern about the Aegis system arises in part from the potential link to the broader antimissile network that the United States and Japan are pursuing.

A black chalk study of a standing character's crossed legs again underlines Bronzino's intense concern about positioning in space, such as might be expected of a sculptor.

The Japanese white paper was the "toughest" ever on China, and reflected the intense concern about China's military gains, particularly by the rapidly modernizing navy, said Prof. Hu Lingyuan, the deputy director of the Center for Japanese Studies at Fudan University in Shanghai.

Mr. Ridge's first public appearance in his new position was meant to send a more focused and authoritative message to the public after two days of intense concern about highly dangerous anthrax found in a Senate office.

Gordon Brown has claimed three-quarters of terror plots investigated by British intelligence originate in Pakistan While the Foreign Secretary David Miliband recently softened the tone, there is still intense concern about "safe havens" in Pakistan's tribal belt which are largely off-limits to either the rule of Pakistani law or the reach of its army.

For example, Green said, despite intense concern about Trump in many Latino communities, 2016 turnout among people with Spanish last names in states including Wisconsin and Pennsylvania was remarkably low.

It was all a result of intense concerns by American officials about the prospect of Al Qaeda operatives or other terrorists hijacking an international airliner and trying to use it to attack the United States.