Sentence examples for still growing concern from inspiring English sources

Vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE) are a still growing concern in hospital units tending to seriously ill patients.

"There was certainly a sigh of relief that a deal was reached, but there are still growing concerns that more work needs to be done," said Jack Ablin, the chief investment officer of the BMO Private Bank in Chicago.

Still, there is growing concern, even among hawkish analysts, that pressure, without any dialogue, raises the risk of war.

Still, there is growing concern among some politicians that damage control is a prime objective at the police department.

Still, officials noted a growing concern about the issue.

Still, there is a growing concern that the rise of Spanish threatens the pre-eminence of English in America.

Still, Sabathia's defeat underscored a growing concern in what has been a largely successful season for the defending World Series champions.

But there is growing concern that a still weaker yen would reduce the political pressure to push ahead with the deregulation of Japan's economy.

And while other, bigger cities, including New York, Boston and Philadelphia, have taken a more tolerant view of the protests — for now — officials are still grappling with growing concerns about crime, sanitation and homelessness at the encampments.

Rising student debt is a growing concern.

Across Europe, monitoring groups report growing concern.