Sentence examples for wider concern in from inspiring English sources

There is a wider concern in Washington that Brexit might prompt a global economic downturn, which could benefit Donald Trump politically and make trade negotiations harder.

This burgeoning scholarship is closely related to a wider concern in law and economics, namely the attempt to develop a "behavioral" law and economics that integrates into economic models some of the findings from empirical social science research.

When you have continuing anonymous stories being floated around that somehow Ed has lost the confidence of his MPs, that feeds a wider concern in the public whether he has the leadership qualities to lead his own party, let alone the country.

If the haste reflected a wider concern in the industry to ease the pressure on Maktoum, a statement after the hearing by Simon Crisford, Godolphin's racing manager, alluded to the concern that the Dubai ruler might be so upset by the scandal that he would contemplate closing down or cutting back his operations in Britain.

"When you have continuing stories being floated around that Ed has lost the confidence of his MPs, that obviously feeds a wider concern in the public about whether he's got the leadership qualities to lead his own party, let alone the country," she said.

Our aim was to examine how knowledge and consensus on methylmercury toxicity have developed in order to identify problems of wider concern in research.

Reflecting these wider concerns in Dubai, Cameron said: "It is not just about trade and investment.

Consequently, 10 years ago, the alliance skilfully placed hunting alongside wider concerns in the countryside to appeal to a much broader constituency.

That because of the circumstances of his birth he carries some of the world's wider concerns in his armoury as an actor.

The memo reinforces wider concerns in the service, first reported by SocietyGuardian.co.uk earlier this month, that despite record funding increases, the NHS will struggle to balance the books in 2001-02.

The highly-publicised case has raised wider concerns in the community about their qualifications and competency, our correspondent says.