Sentence examples for picked up concerns from inspiring English sources

10.07am: Hogan-Howe says he picked up concerns about an overly "close social relationship" between officers and the press.

But it was perfectly obvious that Ronald Reagan was fine". Cannon said he had picked up concerns about Reagan from "about 15 to 20" members of the White House staff who Baker asked him to interview before becoming the president's top aide.

Given that the proposals pick up concerns raised widely among institutional investors, we expect that reforms to current regulation of LTIPs are likely to be introduced.

Members of the Plymouth Safeguarding Children Board, which carried out the review, strongly criticised the regulator Ofsted for not picking up concerns about how the nursery was being run.

Plowman, author of a study called Rethinking Young Children and Technology, says parents pick up concerns from media stories about couch potato kids who prefer computer games to sport and become antisocial and obese.

Beyond broad polling that indicated 70percentt support for the new headquarters, it is not clear whether Amazon commissioned frequent local tracking polls by different demographic groups to pick up concerns as well as hopes.

"We are picking up concerns now on the microblogs about what's likely to happen as hours gets changed, and whether their incomes will be shaved as well".

Looking ahead, third quarter earnings are just about to commence as market volatility has picked up amidst concerns over tariffs, rising interest rates and geopolitics.

The media generally have picked up the concerns of Congress, some corporations, and individual OPED's galore arguing that the decision the Administration made could spell the end of the Internet, as we know it.

Hospital Mergers May Lead to Bigger Bills for Patients  |  After holding steady through much of the 2000s, deal-making has picked up in health care, raising concerns about the power of large hospital systems, Julie Creswell and Reed Abelson write in The New York Times.

Mr. Nager picked up on that concern in his half of the argument.