Sentence examples for spawned concern from inspiring English sources

This has spawned concern in the Gore camp that the vice president needs to figure out better how to speak to "real people".

The widespread distribution of highly pathogenic H5N1 influenza virus in the avian population has spawned concern that it may give rise to a human influenza pandemic.

These observations spawned concerns about the threat WNV might pose to the North American avifauna.

After decades of ignoring the influenza threat, the 2005 emergence of a virulent strain of H5N1 bird flu spawned global concern.

And while Time Warner and Disney have come up with an agreement -- at least until the new July 15 negotiations deadline -- and the cable provider has offered a two-day rebate for its subscribers, the ABC blackout has spawned new concern about a lack of real competition in the cable industry.

The observers made it clear that the two days of peaceful voting had done little to allay the concerns spawned by months of unrest.

Indeed, his statement made clear that two days of peace had done little to allay the concerns spawned by months of unrest, in which supporters of the ruling party, the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Frort, or ZANU-P.F., were accused of waging a campaign of intimidation against backers of the new opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change.

But it is just that kind of concern that spawned the law centuries ago.

That concern was spawned by a comment Birgeneau made in his first appearance at a faculty association meeting before he took office, that "too many people get tenure [at U of T].

But the arrival of turbines along the Gulf shores has spawned a range of concerns, like their impact on birds and coastal habitat and the turbines' effect on military radar.

Gray asserts that pluralism is true, that pluralism undermines liberalism, and that therefore liberalism, at least as it has traditionally been conceived, should be abandoned.[19] Gray's case has spawned a vast literature, concerning both Berlin's treatment of the relationship between pluralism and liberalism in particular, and this issue in general.