Sentence examples for My great concern from inspiring English sources

"My great concern is that most of the large studios have said that if there is a strict enforcement on this, they would leave," Mr. Englander said.

"My great concern about the Labor party's position now – my great lament – is that it is engaged in a process that's taken them to the bottom where they've abandoned their principles, they've abandoned their own membership and a core constituency, and they don't have a plan B," Stanhope told Guardian Australia.

My great concern is that there is potential for child sex offenders or predators to try and entrap someone," he said.

My great concern is that Norway has had the advantage of expanding its salmon farming quite considerably in recent years.

But my great concern is that in the eagerness to reform the system, we will unintentionally end up with a worse system -- one in which retail politics, where candidates meet voters face to face, will gradually disappear and money will become even more dominant.

Antje Vollmer, a Green who is deputy speaker of Parliament, said about Iraq, "My great concern is that a brutal, totalitarian regime there could be attacked, setting fire to the whole region as it goes under and trying particularly to pull Israel into the abyss".

In the film he talked about peace, calling it "my greatest concern," and about his beloved homeland.

My greatest concern is theocracy.

My greatest concern is that Americans may have lost their ability to tolerate the messiness of disruptive growth.

"My greatest concern is that people will think all Somalis are a part of this," Mr. Fahia said.

"My greatest concern here is that the progress made could be lost if the governor makes a wrong choice".