Sentence examples for a topic of some concern from inspiring English sources

Reacher's laundry, as it happens, is a topic of some concern among the readers who visit Child's Web site.

Despite early belief that the fully human nature of these proteins would represent a significant advantage, adverse effects associated with immune responses to some biologic therapies have become a topic of some concern.

Whereas immunogenicity is considered to be a positive attribute for vaccines, immunogenicity that occurs in the course of treatment with biologic therapies is a topic of some concern to biologics developers.

Mrs May replied: "It is a topic of some considerable concern.

Although an unpopular subject, the world's growing population has become a topic of concern for some who fear that as the world's population grows, the state of our environment will decline.

While the material was developed by Americans (including the screenwriter John Ridley) the director and most of the major cast members are British, a topic of concern among some early black commentators.

As a result, zoning and planning law has become a topic of general concern to the legal profession.

With the advent of big data, privacy has been a topic of utmost concern.

Availability of clean water in Europe has become a topic of great concern.

Environmental sustainability is a topic of increasing concern among scholars, city planners, engineers and policymakers.

The professional development sessions also addressed balancing home, work, and culture, a topic of central concern to many SACNAS members.