Sentence examples for rises public concern from inspiring English sources

As the death toll from H7N9 avian flu rises, public concern over health and food safety is growing too.

Polls show rising public concern.

The debate takes place as the economy is clearly a rising public concern.

Amid rising public concern, even hysteria, over the dangers of biological terrorism, it is important to strike a balance.

In the face of rising public concern about global warming, biofuels appear to offer a magic solution.

They insist Labour is responding to rising public concern, based on their own experience, that overstretched NHS professionals no longer have "time to care".

With the natural gas boom, with rising public concern about drought and extreme storms, this could be Obama's moment to act on climate change.

Tax Mr Cameron wants "a new mechanism to track where multinationals make their money and where they pay their taxes" to respond to rising public concern about the  way such companies  avoid tax.

The Abbott government is desperately constructing a straw man to help it fight the potentially big political problem of rising public concern about climate change and scrutiny of its Direct Action policy.

He noted the rising public concern about the effect of secondhand smoke on children and the trend toward smoke-free indoor air laws in most states — even, effective next year, in Mr. Burr's home state.

With the Party split and an insurgent candidate about to be nominated against a backdrop of violent incidents and rising public concern, some analysts see parallels to the tumultuous 1968 Democratic Convention, in Chicago.