Sentence examples for to increasing concerns from inspiring English sources
The premier, Jay Weatherill, said the government supported most of the recommendations made in a report by a citizens' jury, set up in response to increasing concerns about how motorists and cyclists interact.
But its market transition has given birth to increasing concerns among everyday Chinese about such matters as finding and holding a job, the availability of reliable and affordable health care, and provision for children and the elderly.
SHANGHAI — China's central bank on Tuesday signaled in its open market operations that it was tightening short-term liquidity at a faster-than-expected pace in response to increasing concerns about the economy overheating.
In recent years, much attention has been paid to physiological functions of foods due to increasing concerns for health.
The academy's review was commissioned last year in response to increasing concerns that the United Kingdom is losing its position as a preeminent place to do medical research.
In response to increasing concerns around the potential environmental impact of industrial chemicals, the pharmaceutical industry is seeking alternatives for traditional solvents used during the manufacturing process.
5. Alcohol Subject to increasing concern from the medical profession about its damage to health.
(Note well, Al Gore: the key to increasing concern over climate change may be to first increase interest in long-distance speed skating).
The aftermath of the shootings gave rise to increasing concern about the effects of teasing and hazing and bullying in the school.
India Cracks Down On TV Content Reacting to increasing concern over programming content called obscene by parents and women's groups, the Indian government has suspended the broadcasting rights of a television movie channel, Agence France-Presse reported.
Still, his remarks represented one of the strongest public statements yet from a Washington policy maker in response to increasing concern that European leaders were reacting too timidly to a spreading recession.
