Sentence examples for wide concern that from inspiring English sources

There has been wide concern that thousands of lives are being lost because treatment is patchy.

Mr. Holder's comments, which echoed those of Mr. Obama earlier in the day in the Rose Garden, reflected deepening frustration within the administration at the inability to stop the spill, along with wide concern that the government and the president appear increasingly impotent as oil laps at the shorelines of Louisiana, and now Alabama and Mississippi.

The sudden emergence of a human infecting strain of H7N9 influenza virus in China in 2013 leading to fatalities in about 30% of the cases has caused wide concern that additional mutations in the strain leading to human to human transmission could lead to a deadly pandemic.

There is wide concern that eloquence has fallen victim to expediency, that the thoughtful phrase has been replaced by the fascicle contraction, that communication is suffering, and that texting bears the brunt of the blame.

There is wide concern that pharmaceutical innovation is declining.

There are wide concerns that too many teachers are unprepared for the classroom, though they may have more educational credentials than ever before.

As an undocumented student myself, I can state that there are wide concerns that one party may try to one up the other in order to captivate Hispanic voters on this election year.

But there is a much wider concern that it has lost touch with the scientists.

Jimmy's death was a tragedy waiting to happen and it raises issues of wider concern that warrant urgent parliamentary scrutiny to prevent further deaths and injuries.

The case prompted wider concern that many police forces were failing to properly identify hate crimes motivated by disability and thus treating them as low-priority antisocial behaviour, something disability campaigners say too often remains the case.

This, Cassidy noted, is an industry-wide concern that Wachovia now finds itself a party to.