Sentence examples for yet more concerns from inspiring English sources

"While any improvement must be praised, this report highlights yet more concerns for our children and we expect Labour ministers to act on it".

But the consequences of a rating downgrade which makes it more expensive for companies to raise debt on the open market could raise yet more concerns over how the emirate of Dubai will cope with its own sovereign liabilities.

"There are good grounds for believing, consistent with the psychological theory of loss aversion, that parents and their children are yet more concerned to avoid downward mobility than they are to achieve upward mobility," he will claim.

There are grounds for believing, consistent with the psychological theory of loss aversion, that parents and their children are yet more concerned to avoid downward mobility than they are to achieve upward mobility.

Her failure to deny reports that she had told the Irish she accepted the backstop to avoid a hard border could not be time limited prompted yet more concern, with Tory MPs warning it raised questions over whether the UK would really leave the EU.

One analyst joked that even though the ship was practically old enough to have been deployed in the 1905 Russo-Japanese war, its deployment prompted yet more concern about Mr. Putin's inclination to do something rash out of a sense of weakness rather than strength.

Looking to the future, this is yet more concern for Verizon, which agreed to buy Yahoo before all of these disasters were made public.

More potent sources are earnings associated with limited foreign competition and growing firm/industry demand, inter al. Fourth, yet more concern stems from union effects on investments in tangible (i.e., investment) and intangible (R&D) capital.

He says that he has also had ample interest from private domestic and international clients, which has raised yet more concern for residents.

Yet, more recently, concerns have been raised over whether the current pace and direction of world trade lead towards a lesser development-boosting potential.

I am not as sanguine about the impact on businesses as you are concerning yet more regulations.