Sentence examples for pointed concern from inspiring English sources

Others expressed more pointed concern.

Then there were those who had a more pointed concern: where on earth did Mr. Edwards, a freshman senator, get off running for the Democratic nomination for president?

And it expressed its most pointed concern so far that deflation could be a problem, saying it saw "some risk" that price inflation remained uncomfortably low.

About Mr. Armstrong himself, the warning raised an even more pointed concern: if he cannot mind the shop in AT&T's core businesses, how can he be expected to succeed in the new ones?

Some of the most pointed concern donations made to the Clinton Foundation, the family's philanthropic arm, by a group of Canadian businessmen at the same time as they struck politically sensitive deals to snap up uranium assets worldwide, including a fifth of America's uranium reserves.

The political, cultural and business leaders convening in Switzerland this week are the latest group to express pointed concern over the growing gulf between the planet's richest and poorest citizens.

But if critics of North Dakota's elected officials viewed them as too close to the oil industry, critics here had more pointed concerns.

But more pointed concerns are eclipsed in this production — the first staging of the show in New York — by a focus on music, romance and atmosphere, all surrounding a fictitious saloon.

"But there are some very pointed concerns having to do with, number one, he's recently signed an executive order on Sanctuary Cities.

The Libe committee also called for a suspension last month, raising pointed concerns about the adequacies of protection around EU citizens' data in light of the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal.

Among his more pointed criticisms concern the song "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around," which Petty did with Stevie Nicks.