Sentence examples for publicized concern from inspiring English sources

He showed further disdain for Mr. Bush, saying he was unfit to manage "even a Little League baseball team," in reaction to Mr. Bush's publicized concern about Mr. Ch z's new power to rule by decree.

The much publicized concern over vaccines and autism has primarily been based on such ecologic trends.

A related, if less publicized, concern for overseas customers is political instability.

Security and the logistical challenge of transporting 450,000 expected World Cup visitors are now more urgent — and more publicized — concerns than the soccer itself.

Nor can it be a lack of awareness of the well-publicized public concerns about the potential health impacts of Marcellus Shale activities, which have been forcefully described by the public in numerous hearings.

Much-publicized concerns about effects that rising sea levels may have on the Maldives, whose islands are, on average, less than one meter, or 3.3 feet, above sea level, do not appear to be affecting sales so far.

Although this is not a new disclosure, the information may be relevant to well-publicized reports concerning the importation of aluminum tubes...

After updating over coverage on a broad array of retailers this past weekend, I remain optimistic on the group's financial prospects going forward, despite the well-publicized macroeconomic concerns.

Delonte West's well-publicized fear of airplanes suggests he would thrive in such an era.

As Anglo-German relations were deteriorating, Haldane went to Berlin in February 1912 on a well-publicized but ineffectual mission concerning British neutrality and the relative naval strength of the two countries.

Concern over the risky nature of derivatives grew after some well-publicized corporate losses in 1994 involving Procter & Gamble, Metallgesellschaft AG of Germany, and Orange County, Calif .Anxiety intensified after the collapse in 1995 of the London-based merchant bank Barings PLC (now part of the Dutch ING Group NV).