Sentence examples for a deeply concerning from inspiring English sources

"It seems like a very strange place to be commenting on it but it's a deeply concerning thing.

The lead story on the front page of last Thursday's Times was what appeared at first glance to be a deeply concerning exposé.

Despite private rents being painted as a deeply concerning, wider generational problem, I refuse to get down about it and join the hordes of people whingeing about how difficult life will be for them without their own property.

Pickles said the report painted "a deeply concerning picture of obfuscation, denial, secrecy, the breakdown of democratic scrutiny and a culture of cronyism risking the corrupt spending of public funds".

Pickles said the report held a "deeply concerning picture of obfuscation, denial, secrecy, the breakdown of democratic scrutiny and a culture of cronyism risking the corrupt spending of public funds".

And second, it is going to increase both security of data controls and trust, and it is already accelerating demands of our services". "There is a deeply concerning skills shortage in the cybersecurity space.

Lu Guang is a deeply concerned citizen.

A "deeply concerned" Barack Obama has promised to consider all measures "short of military confrontation".

Then - off in a corner of that confused room - Mike England, the manager of Wales and a deeply concerned first-hand witness of what had been happening to Stein, was heard to say that he was still 'very, very poorly'.

After the public outrage over the abuses of the Standard Oil Trust at the turn of the twentieth century, it took a bully pulpit-pounding president and a deeply concerned US Supreme Court nearly seven years to dismantle the industrial trusts.

A plan to close a city swimming pool is "deeply concerning", a consultant body which advises the council has said.