Sentence examples for a real concern of from inspiring English sources
It taps into a larger issue, a real concern of mine, the blurring in general between fiction and reality, between news and entertainment.
Buildings' degradation is a real concern of owners.
Cyber crime has been a real concern of any computer user for years.
During the 19th century, fear of an Illuminati conspiracy was a real concern of the European ruling classes, and their oppressive reactions to this unfounded fear provoked in 1848 the very revolutions they sought to prevent.
Reading the article, I remain unclear as to what Hackford's point is about piracy beyond that it is bad and we need to make it a real concern of the industry.
One man summed up many of the patients' fears about financial insecurity by saying that "in terms of using up my finances, continuing living is a real concern of mine".
This is a real concern for optimal management of such patients.
If there was a real concern for the physical safety of the accused, that would certainly qualify as exceptional but it does not appear there was actual evidence of that before the judge," he said.
"This is a real concern to museums because the number of people who come through the door is only one measure of success.
Height, he added, is a real concern because of its potential impact on the skyline, and because it is not clear that the downtown can handle so many people.
Criminal justice reform bills that could hugely affect the black community are pending in Congress, and voting rights protections are a real concern ahead of the 2016 elections.
