Sentence examples for wider concern over from inspiring English sources

The new claims about the genesis of the deal come amid wider concern over the organisation's finances and the details of a looming 100-year commercial deal with a Chinese firm.

Events in Ukraine, and wider concern over how far Russian military aggression could go, have pushed the issue of defence up the political agenda over the last year.

In a long overdue and most welcome change of style, if not yet of substance, the latest federal minister with responsibility for this issue has acknowledged that there are deep Aboriginal and wider concerns over the Muckaty plan.

But the wider concerns over BP, Shell and others are centred on a growing public debate about whether the core oil and gas extraction activities of these fossil fuel giants should be halted to help tackle climate change.

The novelist went on to "declare that 'harassing the Muslim community in Britain' would be neither moral nor efficacious", but made no apology for making remarks describing an "urge" that the Muslim community should "suffer", nor any attempt to respond to wider concerns over his views concerning Islamism.

The claims by the Learned Societies Group come against wider concerns over education budgets.

But Mr Alexander, his number two at the Treasury, said it was wrong to "connect" it to "much wider" concerns over the welfare state.

International Cricket Council general manager Geoff Allardice is to meet England and Australia players in Durham in the build-up to the fourth Test, which starts on Friday, to address wider concerns over the use of the decision review system.

Underlying yesterday's events was wide concern over a possible terrorist attack -- premonitions of a catastrophe aimed at disrupting the Republican convention, the national elections and the American psyche three years after Sept. 11.

Well, it starts today!" By advocating a place for fried chicken within a healthy diet, KFC is becoming the latest of many restaurant chains trying to turn wide concern over obesity from a liability into a selling point.

The nation-wide concern over methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) has prompted many clinicians to use vancomycin when approaching patients with suspected staphylococcal infections.