Sentence examples for waves of concern from inspiring English sources

But its action on Libya this week has sent waves of concern across the blogosphere as to how accountable e-activism is – and indeed what it really represents.

That about-face pushed Sogo into bankruptcy, setting off waves of concern about the stability of the Japanese financial system and the fragility of the economic recovery.

And yet ecstasy was a Class A banned drug and the object of great waves of concern from the media and politicians, while horse-riding was not.

Once they were purely functional, arriving in 19th-century New York as a way to guarantee water pressure in buildings over six stories high and riding waves of concern about fire and personal hygiene.

No single member of Fly commands more attention than the others, but for now it's only natural that all eyes are on Mr. Turner, whose accident set off waves of concern throughout the jazz world.

MERCHTEM, Belgium — In less than a century, Belgian draft horses have gone from being one of the country's most valuable exports to a vanishing breed in their own homeland, prompting waves of concern in communities like this small Flemish town.

A fresh wave of concern exists about the safety of on-road cycling".

The later 19th century saw a new wave of concern about health and hygiene.

Still, it caused a wave of concern over imported raw milk cheeses that many cheese fanciers feared would be banned.

Last week, there was a fresh wave of concern after the September Puzzler was a few days late going online.

In recent years, the rise of the e-reader has created a wave of concern about the fate of marginalia, as well as attempts to preserve them.