Sentence examples for underlined concern from inspiring English sources

The row in Essex has also underlined concern surrounding Annington, which bought 57,000 homes from the Ministry of Defence for £1.6bn in 1996 in a deal sanctioned by the former defence secretary, Michael Portillo - making it the largest private landlord in the country.

While that figure represented a slight improvement from the month before, its size nonetheless underlined concern that so large a trade imbalance could lead to a sharp fall in the value of the dollar, which has already declined 15percentthis yearar on a trade-weighted basis.

Gordon Brown underlined concern over the embassy incident when he called it unacceptable and unjustifiable that the employees were being held.

The three chiefs underlined concerns about the radicalization of those fighting in Syria.

The temperatures of the past few weeks have put Britain's food production capabilities into sharp focus and underlined concerns.

While India's captain, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, criticized his team's batsmen, telling The Associated Press that "some were playing to the gallery rather than for the country," the result also further underlined concerns about India's bowling.

Speeches early in May's premiership pledging a "red, white and blue Brexit", and criticising footloose "citizens of nowhere", underlined concerns in her own party that she had read the referendum result as a signal to jettison the liberal Conservatism championed by David Cameron.

On Monday morning, the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union (RWDSU) hosted a briefing in which labor officials, economic development analysts, Amazon employees and elected New York State and City representatives further underlined concerns around the HQ2 process, the awarded incentives, and the potential impacts Amazon's presence would have on city workers and residents.

"This is another death waiting to happen". Nine months after Mr Mubenga's death, experts from Coventry University produced a report that underlined that concern.

He wonders when his father read the book, and why the underlined passages, concerning happiness and love, were important to him.

The depth of the crisis was underlined yesterday in a rare TV appearance by Emperor Akihito, who said he was "deeply concerned" by the tragedy enveloping his country.