Sentence examples for spurred concern from inspiring English sources

Stocks fell Friday after accelerating inflation spurred concern that higher prices will curb consumer spending and give the Federal Reserve less leeway to cut interest rates.

Iran and North Korea made separate announcements on Thursday that spurred concern that they are headed to confrontations with the United States over their nuclear programs.

That spurred concern among scientists and residents of Lead, who worry that flooding the mine could hurt the laboratory proposal, which is now under review by the National Science Foundation.

The less-than-innocent records of at least some agents has spurred concern about what they might do after their discharges, especially because a recent purging of the Buenos Aires provincial police force led to criminal acts by former officers.

The early rally was erased after Mr. Bernanke, testifying before the Senate Budget Committee, spurred concern that the government would not be able to shore up the financial system.

Treasuries Drop By Bloomberg News Treasury bond prices fell yesterday after a Federal Reserve report citing higher labor costs spurred concern that the central bank's string of interest-rate increases had not done enough to slow growth to a pace that would not lead to faster inflation.

The rebels' growing use of large bombs that kill bystanders spurred concerns on both sides.

The case of Mr. Babitsky has spurred concerns about press freedom in Russia.

Together those decisions spurred concerns that more institutions would follow suit.

The protracted nuclear crisis has spurred concerns about the safety of food and water in Japan, which is a prime source of seafood for some countries.

WASHINGTON — Plans by the British government to make significant cuts in defense spending have spurred concerns among American military experts about Britain's ability to carry out its role as the United States' most dependable ally.