Sentence examples for ripples of concern from inspiring English sources

But these were but ripples of concern.

The incident prompted ripples of concern among workers and tourists in the downtown hub.

Do these deals cause ripples of concern among diplomats and politicians, who are said to rely on tools like WhatsApp?

Whatever the cause of the summer slowdown in some branches of the entertainment business, it is sending ripples of concern through the industry.

However, Mr Mugabe's win has provoked ripples of concern across other parts of the globe, with Australia becoming the latest country to call into question the results of the presidential and primary polls.

The building materials group Cemex UK has announced that it is planning to sell its lakes and riverbanks, a decision that has sent ripples of concern throughout the world of angling.

Their ambitions have sent ripples of concerns among their competitors, more recently in the United States, where the biggest pilots' union, the Air Line Pilots Association, called these airlines an "economic threat" to American carriers and their employees.

Figures released this week showing that animal testing rose by 8% in the UK in 2012 will cause a small ripple of concern, which will then probably die down to a whimper.

My father, who is 79 and lives and works in Beaufort, S.C., recently sent a little ripple of concern through his five children when he decided to cancel several visits and vacations he had planned in the next nine months.

But there is a ripple of concern because the party is keen to find itself more female MPs and minorities, and they had both on the longlist and shortlist, yet the only candidate on the shortlist who was neither won.

So when the New Jersey Repertory Company, which is fast building a gambler's reputation for taking risks that pay off, announced a world premiere musical with just such a setting, there might well have been a ripple of concern among the regular customers.