Sentence examples for A substantial concern from inspiring English sources

"It's become a substantial concern among OB-GYN's, who are beginning to step back a little, I think.

So asynchronous circuits could be particularly useful in devices such as mobile phones, where radio interference is a substantial concern.

"It is a substantial concern of mine that we could have a five-year wrestling match and, at the end, that's it, it's all over," Mr. Cherkasky said.

Pharmaceutical contamination of shallow groundwater is a substantial concern in effluent-dominated streams, due to high aqueous mobility, designed bioactivity, and effluent-driven hydraulic gradients.

Pharmaceutical contamination of contiguous groundwater is a substantial concern in wastewater-impacted streams, due to ubiquity in effluent, high aqueous mobility, designed bioactivity, and to effluent-driven hydraulic gradients.

Tactically this has not been an especially cynical tournament, certainly nowhere near Italia 90, so when it is producing fewer goals - which, for all the importance of aesthetics and tactics remains the game's cold, hard currency - than that tournament, it is a substantial concern.

According to the bill, "the protection of vulnerable children from the manipulative influence of marketing of food and beverages is predicated on a pressing and substantial concern and calls for a federal legislative response".

Robotic warfare has been on the radar of realistic development options for at least a decade, and raises substantial concern about a robotic arms race.

There can be no question that the public debates at the sessions of the city council regarding Bresler's negotiations with the city were a subject of substantial concern to all who lived in the community.

A simultaneous balance of development of nanotechnology-based therapeutic approach and safety of human healthcare is a matter of substantial concern as the field of nanotechnology is promising yet.

Instead, he used the occasion to downplay the impact of the Greek crisis on the U.S. economy, calling the threat of a Greek default and eurozone departure an "issue of substantial concern," but one that is "primarily of concern to Europe".