Meanings of continuing concern in English

Americas: Stocks traded lower in selling attributed to continuing concern about Asia.

Problems remain and there is continuing concern about trauma management in the hospital.

Only his continuing concern for his wallet tethered him to reality.

Americas: Stocks traded lower at midday in selling attributed to continuing concern about Asia.

But how best to achieve this balance remains a continuing concern of parents, teachers and policymakers.

In an interview with Music Business Worldwide, Desmond addressed a continuing concern about how new artists are supported.

All of us share a continuing concern for those who have served this nation in the Armed Forces.

He signalled continuing concern over inflation in the euro zone, however, calling for "very close monitoring" of price stability.

The report cites continuing concern at the treatment of asylum-seekers in Ireland and the allegations of misconduct by the Garda Síochána.

Nevertheless, this welcome news should not distract from a continuing concern: Ireland's excessive dependence on fossil fuels to meet its energy needs.

The Ulster Unionist Party met at Stormont yesterday to discuss its continuing concern at the crisis in the Northern Ireland pig industry.

Background: Cancer is a subject of continuing concern, more common in adults than in children, but often with a poor outcome in the latter.

What remains problematic and a continuing concern is rather taxation distortions of the single market and unfair tax competition, which are to be investigated further.

The European Commission yesterday outlined a number of areas of " continuing concern" in both states and threatened to impose sanctions unless these were tackled.

Continuing concern over a possible Greek default is putting pressure on French banks, which are the most exposed to Greek debt.