Sentence examples for intensifying concern from inspiring English sources
Copper dropped after a report showed that United States industrial production declined, intensifying concern that demand will fall.
Last week, as Russia's cruel and repressive laws regarding gays and lesbians drew rapidly intensifying concern, gay bars throughout the United States pulled Russian vodka from their shelves.
Despite intensifying concern over the future of Syria, Israeli political and military leaders steadfastly maintain that they have no interest in entangling themselves in their neighbor's conflict.
Governments are also viewing nuclear power as a way to curb emissions of greenhouse gases, given intensifying concern over global warming.
BAGHDAD — A series of bombings, beheadings and shootings rippled through Iraq on Monday, leaving at least 23 people dead, including 9 children, and intensifying concern about a spike in violence with less than two weeks until national elections.
When these tactics revolve around food, and blur the line between advertising and entertainment, they are a source of intensifying concern for nutrition experts and children's advocates — and are attracting scrutiny from regulators.
The deaths are intensifying concerns about risks to ordinary Iraqis now trapped in the city.
Lord Deben's intervention comes as record high temperatures are being set across much of the world, intensifying concerns about climate change.
HONG KONG — The euro fell to a one-year low against the dollar on Friday amid intensifying concerns about the Greek economy and its impact on the other 15 countries that share the euro currency.
LONDON — Days before the opening ceremony for the Olympic Games, the British government on Tuesday called up an extra 1,200 troops to help safeguard the event amid intensifying concerns over the security plan.
Across the country, cities are showing a renewed interest in taking over the electricity business from private utilities, reflecting intensifying concerns about climate change, responses to power disruptions and a desire to pump more renewable energy into the grid.
