Sentence examples for steady concern about from inspiring English sources
We chose to focus on public expenditure on health, in view of an overriding and steady concern about cost-containment by governmental and quasi-governmental institutions.
Regional Fed directors in favor of holding rates steady expressed concerns about inflation, but judged the current stance of monetary policy was appropriate, given downside risks to growth, the minutes said.
But again, Mr. Gore's screening machinery turned up a steady drumbeat of concern about his relative lack of political experience as a first-term senator.
Despite the appeal of EBA, and the widespread recognition of this approach in driving care, they present a number of challenges, and there has been a steady undercurrent of concern about their pervasive acceptance and promotion.
All you are concerned about is justice'.
Many editors on the desk express concern about the steady flow of news developments and the pressure to post updates on the Web.
The government has failed in previous attempts over the last two years to sell its 40percentt stake amid investor concern about the steady decline in company stock.
It was not that Ebay offered blockbuster results, but rather the company painted a picture of steady growth, quelling concerns about potential competition and seller defections after the firm raised listing fees.
A steady drip of revelations of NSA snooping has raised widespread concern about the reach of the agency's operations and its ability to pry into the affairs of private individuals as well as the communications of foreign leaders.
The steady increase of mobile phone usage has led to a rising concern about possible adverse health effects of radio frequency electromagnetic field (RF EMF) exposure at intensities even below the existing safety limits.
There may be new reason for concern about diversity at firms, because after almost 15 years of steady growth, the number of minority students graduating from law schools has stopped rising in the past three years.
