Sentence examples for rush of concern from inspiring English sources
Mr. Mullen said the first rush of concern among vacationers had slowed.
Maybe being a mom has made me more sympathetic to the plight of every freak, because a rush of concern came to me -- was this Edward real?
In the aftermath of Rolling Stone's flawed story about an alleged gang rape at the University of Virginia, there has been a rush of concern in certain quarters over the supposed male victims.
In the rush of public concern over globalization, the organization, a United Nations specialized agency, has found that its work to promote basic labor rights in all countries is suddenly relevant.
But while the strategies would seem to indicate forethought by companies in bankruptcy, in fact there is a danger that they could neglect the Web site in the rush of other concerns.
While worrying about this rush of stuff including concerns about rubbish ("it's impossible to maintain quality control"), he also fretted that gems were being overlooked because viewers will struggle to locate the good shows in the torrent.
Trump himself later tweeted that the rally would go as planned – even after secret service agents briefly swept up to his podium out of concern someone would rush the stage.
The Times article this week concerning the rush of smart students into dermatology reminded me yet again of the inequities in the malpractice insurance system.
They expressed concern that the rush of attention to community-level social capital as a 'social determinant of health' was due to its potential to draw attention away from the impacts of poverty on health, serving as a convenient excuse for politicians seeking to cut welfare spending, or to reduce international development aid to poor countries (5, 6).
Universities are also bracing for a rush of last-minute applications from students concerned by the Chancellor's decision – announced in the summer budget – to scrap student maintenance grants for lower-income students in England and Wales next year.
