Sentence examples for interview that concerns from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dalli said in a recent interview that concerns about renewed trade tensions with the United States over GMOs were greatly exaggerated.

Spokane's City Council president, Ben Stuckart, said in an interview that concerns about oil trains have risen since a deadly derailment and fire in Quebec last month, but that the evidence of coal spillage was already there.

For example, during interviews that concerned our investigation of change, we discovered new social actors that we had not thought of before.

Mark Cooper, the federation's director of research, said in a telephone interview that concern about fuel economy had increased sharply among American car buyers.

"The time has come to reduce military operations," Mr. Karzai told The Washington Post in an interview that stirred renewed concern among American officials on Sunday.

So that concerns me" (interview 36).

While the interviews that revealed these concerns are informative, tools to systematically measure student resistance across large numbers of courses are still needed to uncover the correlations between Instructor Talk and the presence of student resistance in a course.

But Jim Vanderslice, Dell's vice chairman, said in a telephone interview that analysts' concerns were overstated.

The British Airways chief executive, Willie Walsh, said in an interview that environmental concerns had been a prime factor in the choice of new jets, as the green movement, particularly in Britain, has seized on the aviation industry's contribution to carbon emissions.

Several House Republicans said in interviews later that concerns had been building in their ranks not with the Bush campaign's legal tactics, but with its failure to muster an aggressive and coordinated campaign to rally the public behind the governor's position.

But it is not the content of what was said in the interview that must concern the F.A., but what his intentions were in going public with his opinions.