Sentence examples for the wider concerns from inspiring English sources

We are reviewing future arrangements for young adult offenders in light of the wider concerns raised by the inspectorate".

Such have been the wider concerns facing the Games that there has been little external scrutiny of the usual operational issues.

However, the wider concerns showed a fundamental misunderstanding of the nature of the feature, which was an examination of why measles has re-emerged and why that was a source of anxiety.

For that reason, the commission's action against Hungary is based on technical issues rather than the wider concerns that Mr. Orban's government is undermining democracy, centralizing power and destroying pluralism.

A skilled political leader has got to grapple with how you act and respond to the immediate pressure people feel while helping [to take] account of the wider concerns and interests".

Allinson, a past president of the regional newspapers' trade body, the Newspaper Society, is also acutely aware of the wider concerns of her industry in relation to the BBC, not least because of the advent of local TV.

Isabella Sankey, director of policy at the campaign group Liberty, echoed the wider concern.

The wider concern was that market doubts would spread to other weak euro-zone economies and that the entire currency area could be infected.

But that's getting bogged down in the frankly absurd story of a man genuinely trying to explain away his use of the word "chinky" to help him sleep at night, and is instead ignoring the wider concern, which is this: Nigel Farage is, whatever way you spin it, a charismatic man.

Mr. Bailin attributed this to the wide concern about market liquidity, which has been causing much of the recent volatility.

The wide concern on absolute pressure calibration of acoustic transducers at low frequencies prompts the development of the pistonphone method.