Sentence examples for raft of concerns from inspiring English sources

Then came Enron's collapse, which raised a whole raft of concerns about corporate America: conflicts of interest on Wall Street, impenetrable accounting, the offshore registration of corporate vehicles, large financial exposures, unhealthy deference given to celebrity chief executives, and high share valuations.

The Scottish National Party also said it will be abstaining from today's vote, raising a raft of concerns about the current draft, including what it dubbed "vague definitions," the wide-ranging scope of ICRs and the continued role of ministers in authorizing warrants (versus a system based solely on judicial authorization, as is the case in the U.S. and elsewhere).

Despite multiple parliamentary committees raising a raft of concerns the IP bill easily passed its third reading in the House of Commons, after the Labour party voted with the government to support it — professing itself pleased with concessions from the Home Secretary.

Serco and the PCT revealed the admission in separate statements on Thursday when a report for the PCT board published online highlighted this and a raft of other concerns about the privatised contract and how it was being run.

Shell's Arctic quest has consumed seven years and $4 billion over two presidential administrations, overcoming a raft of environmental concerns, the opposition of a wily and unpredictable Inupiat Eskimo leader and the fallout from the BP disaster.

A damning HM Inspectorate of Prisons report revealed the inmates' plight among a raft of "serious concerns".

An analysis of political advertisers running extensive campaigns on Facebook targeting users in the United States over the past six months has flagged a raft of fresh concerns about its efforts to tackle election interference — suggesting the social network's self regulation is offering little more than a sham veneer of accountability.

The spokesman said Lord Wakeham would now look at "the raft of issues" concerning coverage of the premier's children that had been raised over the summer, including the reports of Euan's arrest last month for being "drunk and incapable" in central London.

Probably their most unattractive consequence is the raft of business scandals that have surfaced in the past few years.Remember, though, that most of the corporate scandals concerned outright theft and corruption rather than excessively risky business plans.

One offender: "The nostrum of 'regulation' drags with it a raft of unexamined impediments concerning the nature of markets, a dichotomy between markets and governmentality, and a muddle over intentionality, voluntarism and spontaneity that promulgates the neoliberal creed at a subconscious level".

These scenarios are described in a report into the military and law enforcement uses of neuroscience, published on Tuesday, which also highlights a raft of legal and ethical concerns that innovations in the field may bring.