Sentence examples for simmering concern from inspiring English sources

Ms. Khan's show touched a raw nerve because it combined simmering concern over media ethics with wider fears about society's conservative tilt.

That simmering concern turned into anger last week in Britain.

Every simmering concern about the Heat seemed to come to the fore in the loss.

The recent scandals brought to a boil simmering concern over plans to abolish a local tax and impose a tax on carbon emissions.

Modia Butler, executive director of Newark Now, a nonprofit agency that was founded by Cory Booker, a former mayoral candidate, said the situation was a "simmering concern" as opposed to a full boil.

But these public projections of cooperation hide simmering concerns about China's growing regional influence.

Despite simmering concerns about less-than-stellar economic growth in emerging markets, profit within Citigroup's international consumer banking business grew by 4 percent, to $826 million.

The bottom line at least 19% of NIH's basic research portfolio is funded for reasons that go beyond quality may stoke simmering concerns about the agency's policy that favors young investigators.

Grains of truth: 1 A long-simmering concern is that EU is forcing Britain to get rid of its pints, acres, inches, feet and pounds, in favour of metric measurements.

"The last couple of weeks have thrown up prospects of U.S.-led banking regulation and simmering sovereign credit concerns.

The study, published in PLOS ONE on Wednesday, appears to settle concerns, simmering since the first states approved medical marijuana nearly two decades ago, that legalization would lead to more crime.