Sentence examples for mix of concern from inspiring English sources

We spoke about it for a few minutes and his words betrayed an equal mix of concern for their safety, unease about their ability to get the story right and irritation that they might end up in his frame.

On an August 2008 flight to Kennedy Airport from Long Beach, Calif., where he had visited his family, he said a fellow passenger approached him with a mix of concern for him and suspicion.

These reactions -- and the accounts by travelers who have already rebooked from US Airways to other carriers for trips in the next few weeks -- reflected the mix of concern, indifference, frustration and foresight voiced by passengers at airports across the United States as they faced the prospect of being unable to fly soon on the nation's sixth-largest airline.

On Twitter and Facebook, the hunt for 11-month-old Rusty, whom the zoo acquired three weeks ago as a partner to a female panda named Shama, exploded in a mix of concern, humor and, this being Washington, the goring of political oxen.

That mix of concern and ignorance could have broad implications for the Web's advertising regulations.

The massive drop in law enforcement has prompted a mix of concern and - perhaps surprisingly - hope among some police critics.

But most vote out of a mix of concerns shaped by income, education, and critically, local socio-political culture.

Even before the financial crisis settled in, a handful of states, including New York, had begun experimenting with softening mandatory sentences for drug crimes, driven by a mix of concerns about effectiveness, fairness and cost.

Opposing it are many airlines and national governments for a mix of concerns about cost and infringement on sovereignty because it would apply European environmental rules to the entire airborne emissions from flights to and from Europe — even if the flight path was mostly over international waters or countries outside the region.

The initiatives represent a mix of concerns shared by key Google executives and tries to exploit the technical skills the company believes can give it particular impact.

Most political positions have a degree of ambiguity, a mix of genuine concern and raw cynicism.