Sentence examples for voices of concern from inspiring English sources

The voices of concern are getting louder.

He has ignored many important voices of concern, indignation, disbelief and frustration.

It is true that there are voices of concern here that the war may be outliving its value.

The German government, in a statement worded carefully to avoid appearing to interfere, acknowledged the "voices of concern raised inside Austria and abroad".

For more than 24 hours, Marcus Camby kept picking up the phone and hearing the voices of concern coming from his mother, friends and Knick teammates.

The RAC chief engineer, David Bizley, said the "flat refusal" of the government to listen to genuine voices of concern was worrying.

The authorities in Beijing added their voice of concern Thursday, though in more muted terms.

Rape is adding a voice in your head, that constant voice of concern, too scared to trust another person, worried for another incident.

This finding is in agreement with the WHSA-II, but the importance of this issue to residents is underrepresented in the WHSA-II; less than 20% of any income group in the WHSA-II indicated malaria as a primary concern, in stark contrast with the near-unanimous voicing of concern over malaria in the focus groups.

Suddenly, several towering adults surrounded me, their voices full of concern.

Increasingly, the politician hears the same kinds of suggestions, the same voicing of concerns and priorities, such as balancing the budget, opening trade routes, and cutting taxes on capital gains.