Sentence examples for more concern here from inspiring English sources

While China has stirred more concern here as a political and economic challenger, India has emerged as the country to beat in a more benign rivalry over education.

Although Brett offers some acidic commentary on "the suffocating aspirational gentility" that is poisoning Fethering, he's more concerned here with getting a very nice friendship off the ground.

Mr. Jefford, a British writer whose book "The New France" (Mitchell Beazley, 2006) was terrifically insightful, seems more concerned here with the romantic potential of wine than its humdrum reality.

What's more concerning here is the implication of SourceDNA's findings.

But it's a pretty safe bet that Wall and his audience are more concerned here with the Book of Genesis than the Bhagavad Gita.

The more rational concern here is that Porsche is coming very late to the SUV game, and one has to wonder why, what with an AMG version of Mercedes' ML Class SUV and BMW's amped-up 350- horsepower X5 4.6is about to go on sale.

My concern here is more purely human.

My concern here is more with cultural protectionism — the impulse not to conquer the rest of the world but rather to tune it out.

"China blocks 100 dissident web sites" is a far less incendiary headline than "China blocks one million blogs". My concern here is more than speculative, for China's recent treatment of Google perfectly demonstrates the danger of focused blocking.

Nicholson expressed concern about the high level of Afghan war casualties, saying, "The United States deeply appreciates and respects the sacrifice and strength of the Afghan people". Rising casualty rates have become a source of growing concern here, with more than 11,000 Afghan civilians killed or injured last year.

Continue reading "GB equestrian team happy to ride out storm - but more forecast" The most serious concern here, as in Beijing, is the weather.