Sentence examples for a long-term concern from inspiring English sources

Safety has, in fact, been a long-term concern.

For Mr. Silbert, work-force issues trump taxes as a long-term concern.

"This is very disappointing and there is a long-term concern here.

Wenger, though, moved to allay any worries that Giroud's injury could be a long-term concern.

The Yankees continue to insist that Mariano Rivera's strained right shoulder is not a long-term concern.

If the bullpen is a long-term concern, the top of the rotation with Jon Lester (6-1) and Clay Buchholz (7-0, 1.73 earned run average) has been a Red Sox revelation.

REBOUNDS Anthony Randolph said the sprain in his left ankle did not pose any long-term concern, despite a devastating injury to the same ankle last season.

In addition, chronic inflammatory reactions to polymer coating and the potential for hypersensitivity reactions is also a long term concern for current drug eluting stents [36], [37].

Its audit is set to continue until June 30th.The uncertainty will hardly help America's airlines, that are grappling with a greater, long-term concern: the cost of fuel.

[In the latest case, the W.T.O. ruled on Friday that United States cotton subsidies violated international trade rules.] "Brazil is an enormous long-term concern," said Seth Naeve, a soybean agronomist at the University of Minnesota Extension Service.

Dr. Rittersma says he thinks overharvesting is taking place, a reason for long-term concern.