Sentence examples for overall concern about from inspiring English sources

Metro trains and buses carry hundreds of thousands of passengers each weekday, and it's difficult to measure the ridership's overall concern about crime.

"We were negotiating about improving upon and expanding the Witt review, and about our overall concern about having a nuclear plant 30 minutes from Midtown," Ms. Spell said, declining to elaborate further.

I may applaud and share Brabeck's overall concern about what is happening to our reserves of fresh water – but a little intellectual honesty on Nestle's part about what is happening and what the real impact of his suggestions might be wouldn't come amiss, either.

Gary H. Stern, then president of the Minneapolis Fed, said that at a meeting the bank sponsored on housing activity, "there was little overall concern about a bubble in house prices and little anticipation of a major correction in house prices in the near term".

Michigan Tech population biologist John Vucetich says that it's "very good news" to know that the wolves are still capable of reproducing, but "it doesn't really change our overall concern" about the population's long-term prospects.

There was overall concern about the fact that stimulation experiments are in mice and recording experiments in monkey.

Overall concerns about the deficit are making lawmakers more skeptical about any new tax breaks for business in general.

The local president, William Sullivan, said that he was unaware of any overall concerns about harassment but that the union pursues any members' complaints.

Overall concerns about effectiveness of therapies had increased from 36to45%5%, but fewer individuals were concerned about the cost of therapy in the 1999 survey (52% in 1993 to 22% in 1999).

Ailes says he told the senator that there would be no "embarrassing or underhanded stuff" in the interview and that if he had any overall concerns about Fox's treatment in the future, he should call Ailes directly.

Student Services: staff who focus on student needs and activities, including acclimation to Duke or the United States, performance on school work, or overall concerns about health and well-being.