Sentence examples for A grave concern from inspiring English sources

A grave concern today is that nuclear weapons or their fissile components may fall into the hands of terrorist organizations, Mr. Levin said.

"A grave concern we have is that his rhetoric is going to be perceived in some corners as a green light for unfettered surveillance activities.

A grave concern in the use of microarray technology is the apparently little agreement between different studies of the same phenomenon carried out in different laboratories, or even in the same lab using different platforms.

A grave concern is that we might face a similar scenario in the future, i.e. that strains with resistance to both ceftriaxone and azithromycin, which are today used widely internationally in dual antimicrobial treatment regimens [ 31, 32], start to spread.

That is indeed a grave concern.

"It's a grave concern for us".

"It's a grave concern," Mr. McDonough said of the delay.

China is a "grave concern" to experts, Hajer said.

It's more than a "grave concern" to me — it's my family.

The theft or use of these weapons by NATO allies became a grave concern.

And his description of the high unemployment rate as a "grave concern" drew particular notice from his well-versed audience.