Sentence examples for provoking concerns from inspiring English sources
A spate of fires has followed the racially motivated killing of nine people at a church in Charleston, South Carolina, last month, provoking concerns that the incidents were related.
THE latest non-farm payrolls - 295,000 jobs were added in February, while the unemployment rate fell to 5.5% - will reassure investors about the health of the US economy, while simultaneously provoking concerns about the likely date of the first Federal Reserve rate increase.But what about the global economy?
In recent years it has become common to see celebrities flitting between television and movies and then moving into politics provoking concerns.
Avian Flu in Turkey and Romania (By The New York Times) ISTANBUL, Oct. 8 -- Turkey and Romania began killing hundreds of birds on Saturday after new cases of avian flu were reported, provoking concern that the disease had spread to Europe.
Gangsta rap had been provoking concern among law-enforcement authorities in this country since at least 1989, when an F.B.I. public-affairs officer wrote a letter to Ruthless/Priority Records, which distributed records by the group N.W.A. (Niggaz With Attitude).
The radio onslaught provoked concerns for the health and safety of both diplomats and spies.
The comments of the judges provoked concerns over the judiciary's understanding of modern media.
Since the overwhelming majority of Snapchat's users are age 13 to 25, the application has provoked concerns from parents.
Problems experienced by some people in meeting payments have provoked concerns both in the UK and the US.
In the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, a series of suicides by rural borrowers provoked concerns about coercive debt collectors.
But that looks a long way off.The campaign has also provoked concerns about the health of the country's two most important politicians: the president and "the Lady".
