Sentence examples for upsurge of concern from inspiring English sources

An upsurge of concern about sexist biases in medical research and practice was rekindled by the protest movements of the 1960s and awareness of the increasing medicalization and commodification of women's bodies.

travel agencies and an upsurge of business from Somali expatriates.

A recent upsurge of infections in Saudi Arabia is of concern because of the influx of pilgrims from around the world expected in July during the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan.

After the appalling killing of Rhys Jones in Liverpool in 2007, there was a huge upsurge in concern about gangs in Britain.

But there has not been the upsurge in concern over such an attack that there was in the aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001, in New York City.

International relations has been so obsessed with "realist" and "liberal" theory that the upsurge of writings on national identities since the end of the Cold War was largely missed and marginalized as a matter of concern by Western analysts.

The desire of the Nigerian government to promote dairy production and the upsurge of commercial dairy production through the use of AI programmes to upgrade Nigerian indigenous cattle, without proper screening of semen for infectious reproductive diseases, are of concern to the livestock industry.

Shell has "down-manned facilities in some field locations" and "is concerned about the recent upsurge of attacks on its facilities in Eastern Niger Delta," a Shell spokeswoman in Nigeria said.

But an upsurge of violence in the north-west is causing concern, with the 12,000-strong UN peacekeeping force, Minusca, condemning the "deteriorating security situation".

But the upsurge of interest means local companies are seeing an upturn in business too.

"Our concern is that in parallel with this repoliticization of abortion, we have seen an upsurge of anti-abortion activity outside our clinics.