Sentence examples for opening concerns from inspiring English sources

Shortly after its opening, concerns were raised about the bridge's safety.

While all pigs vaccinated with pCMV-spBTT showed both a delay in the disease onset and reduced severity of signs and lesions after FMDV challenge, pigs immunized with pCMV-BTT showed an exacerbation of the disease and most of the pigs remained viremic at 10 days post-infection, the end-point of the experiment, thus opening concerns about FMDV-suboptimal immunization.

This is a significant compromise, but with a clear opening concerning the issue of remarried divorcees.

Those ventlike openings concern the Giants and the Jets.

The opening episode concerns itself with friends Jess and Harry.

The tone is set from the outset: the opening episode concerns the breakdown of Amy and Natalie's placement.

With S&P futures perilously low, stocks are expected to plunge at the opening amid concerns about the outlook for growth among the market's leading technology stocks.

The final law of the opening section concerns the "rebellious son" who will not obey his parents.

This excludes precise predictions of successively repeating conjunctions, oppositions, and other astronomical aspects, and he subsequently claimed, in Ad pauca respicientes (its name derives from the opening sentence "Concerning some matters …"), that astrology was thereby refuted (Grant 1966, 83 111).

Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Wednesday posted higher quarterly earnings fueled by new store openings, but concerns that sales at the new locations may be lagging and hurting profit margins drove the stock to its biggest single-day drop in more than a year.

The song originally served as an opening monologue concerning the Watergate incident used by Scott-Heron at his concerts, and it contains proto-rap and talking blues elements, in which rhythmic speech or near-speech is accompanied by a free melody and strict rhythm.