Sentence examples for A leading concern from inspiring English sources

A leading concern was said to be a requirement that the merged company would open its cable television systems to other companies that want to offer high-speed Internet services.

A leading concern among local residents is that the Bin Laden Group has earmarked large slum areas for demolition and they fear they may not receive proper compensation or a new place to live.

A leading concern in the LGBTQ community is debt.

A leading concern in the Northwest is falls through ice.

A leading concern persuading the National Institutes of Health (NIH) not to adopt the International Association of the Diabetes and Pregnancy Study Groups/American Diabetes Association (ADA) diagnostic criteria for GDM (2), which predicts an 18% prevalence of GDM (3), was the lack of effective treatment strategies that could be easily implemented without incurring tremendous health care costs (4).

In September, the government restored billions of dollars in funding to the national health system, a leading concern of Canadians.

Kathryn S. Wylde, the chief executive of the Partnership for New York City, a leading business trade group, expressed concern, saying that "raising taxes on the people who contribute most to the state's economy and revenues is not the right message to send to businesses looking to grow and invest in New York".

7. (S) Vulnerability to maritime threats is a second leading concern.

In Western Europe and Latin America, the leading concern is populism.

Global competitive threats are the leading concern for companies in the industrials and materials sectors, and in Western Europe.

Paralogy is the leading concern when using nuclear genes, especially members of multigene families.