Sentence examples for triggering concerns from inspiring English sources

Already, Shanghai Disneyland is triggering concerns about American cultural imperialism.

Thousands of factories have closed in southern China, triggering concerns that rising unemployment will cause social unrest.

Then it appeared to stall, triggering concerns that as the regime became more confident of prevailing in the civil war, it would drag its feet.

Doctors who are newly qualified form a growing proportion of the thousands of British medics seeking jobs abroad each year, triggering concerns that the NHS is heading for a staffing crisis.

While the move was designed to soothe investor concerns, the effect has been the opposite in the financial markets, triggering concerns about the country's ability to pay its debts.

In India, Aadhaar had increasingly become mandatory for privately offered services, such as mobile communications, banking and airline bookings as well as government programs, triggering concerns from consumer privacy and advocacy groups.

His profligacy prompted a flood of complaints from Tokyo residents, triggering concern in the LDP, led by the prime minister, Shinzo Abe, that the party could become the target of a voter backlash in upper house elections on 10 July.

He said a drug company might put out a fact sheet about an upcoming drug launch, the number of patients affected and the kind of financial help they might need to a number of charities without triggering concern.

They explore factors associated with reporting suspicious online activity of this nature, looking at various parties' (victim, suspect, reporter) characteristics and the behaviours triggering concern.

Bad weather, which is expected to continue for the next few days, is also hampering distribution efforts and triggering concern about more landslides.

It has triggered concerns about water pollution and small earth tremors.