Sentence examples for a concern of some from inspiring English sources

Ms. Simon noted that using social media channels might add to the digital divide and that was a concern of some museum operators.

Your generosity would also come at the expense of an insurance company's profits (a concern of some ethical, albeit little emotional weight).

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.

Dr. Howard made a nod toward a concern of some epidemiologists that because cancer was a common disease, it would be hard to distinguish who got cancer because of Sept. 11 from those who did not.

The nomination is not determined by the number of states won, but Mr. Obama's inability to win major battleground states beyond Missouri, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and his home state, Illinois, is a concern of some Democrats — especially since Ohio and Florida have become must-wins in presidential elections.

Members of the FOMC have come out to say that the policy isn't aimed at the dollar, as this is under the jurisdiction of the Treasury, but the minutes show that "downward pressure on the dollar's value" was a concern of "some participants".

In addition, there is a concern of combining some collars with certain medications a pet may already be prescribed, or using a product if a dog is pregnant.

A front-page article on Sunday about the Bush campaign's efforts in Florida referred incorrectly in some copies to a concern of the Republicans about some registrations.

"The property's safety has been a concern of Susan's for some time as there have been two recent slips very close to [the] house".

The length of the modules was a concern for some of the participants.

Because a Norwegian model or a Swiss model doesn't address the refugee issue which seems to be a concern for some of the people".