Sentence examples for muted concern from inspiring English sources
Western governments, which have pressed for Ms. Tymoshenko's release, have expressed muted concern about the developments in Georgia.
The teachers unions, which in 2007 fought a bare-knuckle lobbying battle that scuttled Congress's last effort to rewrite the No Child Left Behind law, are voicing muted concern over a couple of provisions in the stimulus.
A1 West Bank Settlement Probed The Bush administration, expressing muted concern about Israeli plans to build new housing outside Jerusalem, said that two top Middle East envoys would seek "clarifications" on whether the action contradicted American policy opposing an expansion of "settlement activity" in the West Bank.
Such wordplay will become muted as concern rises about the possible spread to the U.S. of the real cattle, sheep and swine disease.
Turkey: Opposes IS, but opposition muted by concern for 49 Turkish diplomats and their families kidnapped by IS in Mosul in June.
Particularly in an identity-focused environment like FriendFeed, the nasty stuff is muted by concern for reputation – hiding and liking are not necessarily weighted in the service's core algorithms but the cumulative effect is visceral.
The mortgage market improved slightly last month, official figures showed today, but still remained muted as concerns over the state of the UK economy lingered.
China's reaction since the official announcement on Thursday has been critical but muted, expressing concerns that such a move could set off a new arms race.
In Friday's discussions, however, the previously outspoken Chinese publicly muted their concerns, while Mr. Biden proffered repeated assurances that the United States would overcome its fiscal and economic troubles.
So while Mr. Malloy's speech drew largely positive reactions from both parties in a legislature where Democrats control both houses, the response from Republicans was muted by concerns about the state's finances.
She keeps going, her personal concern muted by other discomforts.
