Sentence examples for a concern of considerable from inspiring English sources

The Lance, which is an outmoded short-range missile, was a concern of considerable importance in NATO's old bipolar scenario, & it's a concern of some importance still, but not to the degree the Administration seems to assume that it is.

For instance, despite the importance of using air-conditioners in reducing heat impacts, only two studies reported on the cost of running air-conditioning as a concern to a considerable number of the participants [ 27, 29], and even then it was not clear if the concern was actually associated with using the air-conditioners during heatwaves.

That is why, despite voting for President Obama last November, Ms. Scrop now sees the health care debate in Washington as a source of considerable concern.

It was a "matter of considerable concern", the report said, how individuals with concerns about the charity remained silent because of its powerful connections.

This expansion is a source of considerable concern, 13 particularly because the Court has often been unclear and imprecise in its increasingly frequent invocation of harmless error.

Where he does or does not put the comma is a question of considerable concern to him: his revisions on "The Deer Park" are instructive in the extreme.

A topic of considerable concern since the invention of the lens as an optical imaging device has always been the description of the optical system that forms the image; information about the object is relayed and presented as an image.

Regeni's particular area of research was a nascent independent union of street vendors, a large group that was difficult to control and a cause of considerable concern to the government.

"A source of considerable concern is, according to a well-placed Beijing government contact, an internal Central Government agency report that estimates some US$2 billion is annually gambled away by serving Chinese government officials visiting Macao," the report said.

Russia itself had been an empire with many non-Russian citizens, and the emergence of numerous national elites was a trend of considerable concern to Stalin and his leadership.

But Myers, who anticipates a spree of China-backed projects in the region over the coming years anyway, believes it has nevertheless become "a source of considerable concern and anxiety" for Washington.