Sentence examples for mounting concern of from inspiring English sources

Responding to criticism from Democrats and to the mounting concern of state and local governments, the White House is now saying that the long delayed government spending plan for the year does not provide enough money to protect against terrorist attacks on American soil.

In a period of unprecedented volatility, there is mounting concern of how entrepreneurial organizations can respond to an increasingly complex business environment with the advent of the new technologies that have accompanied the emergence of the internationalization of the economy as an exceptional challenge to existing forms of management control at every level of society.

But his statements are unlikely to quell the mounting concerns of Toyota owners, as well as American government officials.

He can't simply ignore the mounting concerns of small business owners and the lingering anxiety of individuals who are unable to grasp how the system will actually improve their daily lives.

The mounting concerns of advertisers over the tendency of audiences to surf past commercials and their stated desire to exploit other media mean that a privatised BBC would compete with commercial rivals for revenues insufficient to support their needs.

"Not having a government is causing a great deal of harm to the Iraqi people and to the interests of Iraq". On Wednesday, the 275-member assembly will try to take the first formal steps toward putting together a government, though it is unclear whether that will be enough to assuage the mounting concerns of Iraqis.

And now, in the wake of the reactor problems, many consumers and even governments have attached a stigma to Japanese goods amid mounting concerns of radiation poisoning.

Asked about the spread of extremist or jihadi groups in Syria – a source of mounting concern to western and Arab governments – Attiyah suggested that terrorism was a response to the brutality of the war.

After several years of mounting concern for Franklin and his men, Britain became obsessed with his disappearance and more than 40 expeditions were launched to find him.

LONDON — In the face of mounting concern about abuse of student visa rules by migrant jobseekers and potential terrorists, Britain said Sunday that it was planning an immediate tightening of its border controls that could reduce the flow of people entering the country as students by tens of thousands a year.

It has been the source of mounting concern that strains of the virus have mutated to make the seasonal flu jab less effective.