Sentence examples for recurring concerns from inspiring English sources

One of the recurring concerns in recent years has been about whether local newspapers are carrying out one of their key public service functions: the coverage of courts.

He then endorsed Mr. Steele, which had ideological significance: Mr. Blackwell was among the most conservative candidates in the race, and there were recurring concerns among some conservatives about Mr. Steele's convictions.

Bradley Manning's Army intelligence unit in Iraq allowed him to keep working with classified information despite recurring concerns about his mental health because the unit was understaffed and Private Manning was playing an irreplaceable role in analyzing insurgent threats, according to testimony at his court-martial trial on Tuesday.

And his recurring concerns and preoccupations are repeatedly described in terms of exile and uprootedness ("we have been stupidly parched by history") as, in poem after poem, he brandishes this predicament half proudly, half resentfully: "I was not my father as you are not yours / But let's be clear – we are illuminated residue, threaded".

Participants described recurring concerns about secondary organic causes for headache, like a brain tumour.

There are recurring concerns over the health of the one-day game, though it got a great boost after India lifted the World Cup.

Fuss's latest series features a recurring concern in his work: snakes.

Whitehall's recurring concern was how to restrict coloured immigration specifically while publicly denying any racial motivation.

The proliferation of old satellites and other space junk in Earth orbit is a subject of recurring concern.

A recurring concern of hospital executives has been that patients might try to draw the lawyers into malpractice suits.

The nature of the boundary line between the individual and the collective has been a recurring concern for Murakami, almost from the outset of his career.