Sentence examples for producing concerns from inspiring English sources
"When producing concerns fail, when unemployment mounts and communities depending upon profitable production are prostrated, the wells of commerce go dry".
By 1913 the two companies together, combined with others, had risen to a prominent position among the world's oil companies, acquiring producing concerns in such areas as Romania, Russia, Iraq, Egypt, Venezuela, Mexico, California, and Oklahoma and enlarging sales operations in Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa, and North and South America.
Technological advances have always produced concerns among workers about their continued relevance.
One of the rationally induced inconvenient truths that scientific research has produced concerns climate change.
The informants' accounts reflect how the screening itself produced concerns, resulting in an increased risk awareness during the screening process.
This trend has produced concern among some community, business and political leaders that the concentration of churches is impeding business.
In addition, the group asked Ms. Reno to obtain the release of a large volume of government documents that Judge Parker had ordered the government to produce concerning the question of whether Dr. Lee had been unfairly singled out for prosecution.
By the 1650s they were being examined and discussed in France and the Netherlands, with a whole range of theories being produced concerning the drop's strange properties.
However, the broad application of nanomaterials has also produced concern for nanoparticle toxicity due to increased exposure from large-scale industry production.
Economy issues produce concern in caregivers due to expenses in different areas, e.g. drug therapy and treatment.
The failure to find unconventional weapons in Iraq has produced headlines around the world about how American credibility has been reduced to tatters, producing fresh concerns in the Bush administration over possible damage to the effort to curb the global spread of such weapons.
