Sentence examples for stir concerns from inspiring English sources

She said that opponents of the legislation from the Chamber of Commerce and elsewhere have sought to stir concerns and "gin up everybody" over what are often unfounded concerns about wider implications for businesses across the country.

Argus now monitors a million Web pages in twenty-eight languages and in nearly every country in the world except the U.S., where such scrutiny would stir concerns about domestic spying.

A growing number of retractions a few linked to fraud have helped stir concerns about irreproducible results.

Back in the 80s, that sort of movie wouldn't cost over 100 million dollars to make or stir concerns over racially insensitive robots.

None of that seems to stir concern in Mr. Nicholson, the Welsh entrepreneur.

[C1.] Changes at Russian TV Station Stir Concern Recent turnover in the news department of REN-TV, Russia's last nationwide television network with independent news programming, has caused concern among media analysts and free speech advocates.

The officials said that the further erosion of government authority in an area so close to the capital ought to stir concern not only in Pakistan but also among influential Pakistanis abroad.

PAGE A16 STRAY HORSES STIR CONCERN As the economy continues to falter, law enforcement officials in Kentucky and nationwide are seeing big increases in the number of neglected horses, some abandoned, others left to starve by their owners.

The precarious outcome may stir concern in Western capitals that see NATO member Turkey as an important island of political stability bordering Syria, Iraq and Iran.

These complaints then "stir concern" -- you know, like when the milk goes sour -- not among people in general, but specifically among professional do-gooders, "human rights advocates," who monitor and fuss over dead civilians anyway.

But the new relationships have stirred concerns.