Sentence examples for renewing concern from inspiring English sources

A8 Train Crash in Britain Kills 4 At least 4 people were killed and 33 were injured when a high-speed train heading north from London derailed, renewing concern about the safety of Britain's privatized railroads.

In Russia, Yukos said the government renewed a freeze on the shares of its main Siberian oil unit, renewing concern that its assets would be seized to help settle a $3.4 billion tax bill.

Shares of the Yukos oil company slid 17percentt after the Russian government demanded $3.8 billion in back taxes, its first claim in at least six months, renewing concern that President Vladimir V. Putin will seize the company's remaining assets.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Hiring was surprisingly weak in January for the second straight month, likely renewing concern that the U.S. economy might be slowing after a strong finish last year.

The high mortality rate (case fatality rate or CFR of 20 30%) and rapid spread of the new strain of H7N9 throughout China is renewing concern about the availability of effective anti-H7N9 vaccines.

Palm, the maker of hand-held devices, reduced its revenue goals on weak demand for its smartphones, renewing concerns about its ability to compete against rivals like Apple.

With the collapse of the Rana Plaza building in Bangladesh renewing concerns about remote factory conditions, there is added value to the idea of designers producing locally and autonomously.

He was pardoned by Spain's departing Socialist government in 2011, though the country's supreme court partly overturned that decision this year, renewing concerns over his tenure.

But the clashes in Meiktila are renewing concerns that religious strife will surface in other cities in Myanmar, which are typically multiethnic, a legacy of British colonial rule.

The Senate delayed a vote Wednesday night on the spending cut plan until Tuesday, renewing concerns that the government lacks the support to pass the cuts into law.

Mining shares are also under pressure, after weaker than expected Chinese manufacturing figures for June renewing concerns about the outlook for the world's second largest economy.