Sentence examples for Points of concern from inspiring English sources

Points of concern he has previously highlighted include: the increasing influence of the Orthodox Church, which frowns upon the use of condoms; the criminalisation of the sex trade; a lack of sex education; and a failure to ringfence funds for preventative rather than curative approaches to the disease.

Points of concern in the iron and steel industry are identified in the areas of calculating energy saving, determining CO2 emissions, and setting benchmarks.

Points of concern are the unequal number of and the unequal age distribution of cases and controls.

Points of concern include the proportion of patients lost to follow-up, diagnostic delay, low case detection rate and the continuing high prevalence of HIV.

He added that he had a "number of points of concern" about her evidence during the trial.

There's a lot of points of concern about children being just consumers rather than creators and innovators".

There was one point of concern.

It was, however, "a point of concern. . .

Inflation remained a primary point of concern.

"This is a point of concern to us," he said.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: Would we have come to this point of concern without HD?