Sentence examples for raised that concern from inspiring English sources

I'm not saying we're in another financial bubble, though no less than Robert Shiller recently raised that concern.

The office said it also raised that concern with FBI counterintelligence officials and was recommending changes in how the emails are being reviewed and processed for public release.

On Tuesday, Mrs. Bachmann, of Minnesota, raised that concern by suggesting that Mr. Perry had put young girls at risk by forcing "an injection of what could potentially be a very dangerous drug".

In 1990, after the family raised that concern, Hogan-Howe was asked by a police officer whether he had anything to "add to the inquiry", but he only ever gave cursory details of his duties in a telephone conversation in May 1990.

But in interviews, a number of TB experts and epidemiologists raised that concern, including Mr. Raviglione at the world health organization, Dr. Padayatchi, Dr. Weyer and Dr. Gerald Friedland, director of the AIDS program at the Yale University School of Medicine.

But Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, said in an interview this evening that when he raised that concern with Mr. Bush at the White House earlier in the day, "The president indicated that he understood the problem with that language and that he was certainly not going to fight to keep it".

"I've never raised that as a concern.

That raised concern that the world's largest economy was stalling.

ME charities raised concerns that fear avoidance would be misinterpreted.

That raised concerns that Mr. Chen had weakened relations with Taiwan's most important ally.

That raised concerns that Scottish aquaculturalists will try to raise more fish than their waters can sustainably support.