Sentence examples for more public concern from inspiring English sources

More public concern and scrutiny.

In some city neighborhoods, the spraying operation last year caused more public concern than the West Nile virus, the disease it was aimed at eliminating.

Perpetual high traffic volumes on U.S. highways have raised more public concern than ever about transportation safety.

With global warming issues drawing more and more public concern, efforts to achieve reductions in greenhouse gas emissions are made in various fields.

More public concern for increasing the opportunities for their participation in social and leisure activities is needed, in addition medical services and financial support.

If the earlier stories often portray characters attempting to identify their own natures and claim their own desires, some later ones expand to engage more public concerns.

What matters in an account of a society is what mattered to people at the time; and in, say, the 1950s, "female" domestic concerns (often articulated by wonderful women diarists such as Nella Last or Judy Haines) mattered just as much as "male" more public concerns.

Having briefly brought together images of nature and the mind in "The Eolian Harp" (1796), he devoted himself to more-public concerns in poems of political and social prophecy, such as "Religious Musings" and "The Destiny of Nations".

A press release was drafted should the need arise for a more public statement concerning the findings.

An oil crash has left Rio financially crippled and its people enraged that the Olympics are being prioritised over more pressing public concerns.

But she will accept that the opposition "needs to talk more" about public concerns and will say action to restore public confidence that illegal entrants are being caught and dealt with is "vital for a progressive approach".