Sentence examples for met with concern from inspiring English sources

The remarks were met with concern by leading social landlords.

But that explanation has been met with concern in Congress.

The bill was also met with concern in the Assembly, which ultimately approved it.

Instead of anger, the data I presented was met with concern.

Still, the governor's bills were met with concern by civil libertarians, and even by some crime victims.

This project was met with concern as L.V.S.C. Senior Executives informed me that the prior prostitution strategy has been personally approved by Adelson.

From the start, some of the changes were met with concerns inside the courthouse.

Bike-share, a signature project of Janette Sadik-Khan, the transportation commissioner, has already been met with concerns about the placement of thousands of bicycles and dozens of rental kiosks in parks and on sidewalks and streets.

"We met with concerns, but open minds," he said of the meeting at which Fabio Capello resigned after nearly four years as the England manager, and less than four months before the next major tournament, the European Championship.

"We met with concerns, but open minds," he said of the meeting at which Fabio Capello resigned after nearly four years as the England coach, and less than four months before the next major tournament, the European Championships.

But the effort is being met with concerns from the grandes écoles, who fear it could dilute standards, and is stirring anger among the French at large, who fear it runs counter to a French ideal of a meritocracy blind to race, religion and ethnicity.