Sentence examples for reviving concerns from inspiring English sources

Some scribbled swastikas on his street paintings, reviving concerns of anti-Semitism here.

But a spate of mishaps is reviving concerns about the plane's reliability and safety.

A rebound for the jobs market has been elusive, reviving concerns that spending by consumers and businesses will remain weak.

In January, Britain's industrial production surprisingly fell to its lowest level in 20 years, reviving concerns that the country could fall back into a recession for the third time in little more than four years.

In the past week alone, the casualty list in professional tennis has grown at a frightening rate, particularly for the men, reviving concerns about whether players can physically cope with their nearly year-round schedule.

Two closely watched barometers of factory activity released on Tuesday were at multi-year lows, reviving concerns about the state of the country's economy which caused a major sell-off on the world's financial markets last week.

But a tight result on Sunday could revive the political squabbling over fiscal strategy that triggered the collapse of the government of Mr. Sócrates in the first place, thereby also reviving concerns among investors who have maintained Portugal's borrowing costs close to record highs even after the bailout agreement.

As a result, Portuguese financial markets slumped midweek, with the turmoil in Lisbon also sending shock waves across Europe by reviving concerns among investors over whether Portugal and other ailing euro economies would stick to reform programs agreed with international creditors.