Sentence examples for visitors concern from inspiring English sources

Most of the earliest poems were patriotic songs and hymns (The Loyal Verses of Joseph Stansbury and Doctor Jonathan Odell, 1860) or topographical narratives, reflecting the first visitors' concern with discovering and naming the new land and its inhabitants.

Although Syria has seen a swelling tide of Arab visitors, concern about Middle East violence keeps most Westerners away except for various diplomats, oil engineers and a few businessmen stationed here.

However, two penalties from Laidlaw reduced the deficit to two points while two missed kicks by Jackson would have increased the visitors' concern.

Park officials at Yosemite have set up a hot line for visitors concerned that they may have been exposed.

But judging by the enthusiasm of the visitors, concerns about the frivolousness some of Britain's more sniffy critics have discerned in the Bond show seem misplaced.

To add to visitors' concerns, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has now expressed serious misgivings about the quality of the stadiums.

A news release from the British Library said that the novel was written between 1883 and 1884 and described it as "semi-autobiographical in nature," comprising the title character's "reflections and conversations with his doctor, friends and other visitors concerning a range of contemporary debates on literature, science, religion, war and politics".

Those in front line care, such as midwives and health visitors, raised concerns around how verification could jeopardise their relationship with a woman if they doubted her claims that she was breastfeeding.

His advice to visitors last week concerned a more banal peril.

Balloon trips are popular with visitors but concerns have been raised previously about their safety.

And yet at Mapfre Stadium there were fleeting signs for apprehension as far the visitors were concerned.