Sentence examples for revived concerns from inspiring English sources

His apparent frailty revived concerns over succession.

The political uncertainty has revived concerns among investors about the fragility of the country's economy.

But the impasse has revived concerns about the country's fiscal state.

However, the assassination of its editor in 2008 revived concerns about freedom of the press.

The controversy has revived concerns about compulsory sterilisation provoked by a case in the United States.

Ireland's near collapse has revived concerns about Spanish banks, resulting in a plunge in their stock prices this week.

Word that the King collection is on the block again has revived concern in some quarters that his heirs might put personal profit ahead of the public interest.

Yet over the past several months, Mr. Bush has picked a fight with the federal work force in a way that has revived concern among labor unions -- and hope among conservatives -- that he is intent on being a hard-nosed, confrontational chief operating officer for Washington Inc. even as he rallies the government and the nation behind him in his role as commander in chief.

The move appeared to bring revived concern over inflation, as investors were bidding up commodities and related investments, despite calm readings in the latest monthly reports on producer and consumer prices.

The arrest of Can Dundar, editor-in-chief of Cumhuriyet, and Ankara bureau chief Erdem Gul last November drew international condemnation and revived concern about media freedom in Turkey under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

That, in turn, will revive concerns about US growth.