Sentence examples for widespread concern in from inspiring English sources

Was it an elaborate ruse designed to induce widespread concern in al-Qaida about the liabilities of having American compatriots?

But there is a widespread concern in Geneva that he will announce Washington's opposition to the monitoring accord.

The leaks prompted school evacuations and health complaints, and widespread concern in Harriman and neighboring communities, about 35 miles north of New York City.

Yet they have agreed to go quiet on their opposition to Mormonism despite widespread concern in America among evangelical Christians and previously saying that it "deviates from the biblical message of the Christian faith".

The scandal touched off widespread concern in the food industry, particularly after the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Justice Department began investigating U.S. Foodservice and some of the manufacturers that supplied it.

There is already widespread concern in the medical community about the prescription of unnecessary antibiotics for human use, but that problem is exacerbated by the indiscriminate use of antibiotics in agriculture.

Rising capital inflows have raised widespread concerns in emerging-market economies and provided an undercurrent of tension to the meeting of Group of 20 leaders in Seoul, South Korea, this week.

The controversy at the university, a major research center with the biggest enrollment in the State University of New York system with 28,600 students, taps into widespread concerns in academia about the growing influence of corporate money in research as government grants decline.

But there are widespread concerns in Washington about the weeks ahead, starting with the worry that once Tahrir Square clears, the military might try to recreate a state it would dominate.

"Eventual exit from monetary expansion will need to be carefully managed and clearly communicated", it said, reflecting widespread concerns in Washington last week that central banks faced a tricky task when the time came to raise interest rates and to sell the government bonds purchased under QE programmes.

He acknowledged "widespread concerns in the UK and elsewhere about abuse of free movement rights".