Sentence examples for rumbling concern from inspiring English sources
"If I had been consulted by the home secretary [before he sacked David Nutt], I would have had an opportunity to have said to him that there is a rumbling concern within the academic community with regards to the independence of scientific advice".
Rumbling concerns around the film began in August, with word that Edwards had taken a backseat while co-writer Tony Gilroy reshot, according to some quotes, around 40% of the film.
The scrutiny comes as the magazine industry is rumbling with concern about the effects of wholesaler consolidation.
The row rumbling through today concerned the caps on large investments, and reserved shares for small investors.
There has been a rumbling of concerns among some people -- activists, moms -- over health and environmental issues related to the centralization of food.
If Spain moves centre stage then expect a rumble of concern about Santander, although it has passed stringent EU tests on its capital strength.
Even in China – famous for its former one-child policy – there are rumbles of concern, with academics recently proposing couples could be taxed for having too few offspring, while new hurdles are being erected to abortion and divorce.
The lawsuit is a focal point for a wider battle between the music and technology industries that will rumble into 2016, concerning how services like SoundCloud and YouTube are licensed.
"The Cherubs are rumbling.
