Sentence examples for a very real concern from inspiring English sources

Eviction was now a very real concern.

"I think that's a very real concern".

But for the 1% of the population that has coeliac disease, it's a very real concern.

"That's a very real concern," says John Weir, director of the Wearable Technology Show.

In spite of security precautions such as these, theft remains a very real concern for museums around the world.

With the Scottish government committed to its removal by 2020, there is a very real concern that this timetable could spell the end of UK's nuclear deterrent.

The economic impact of the digital divide is a serious and very real concern.

But lawmakers should not be so quick to settle for a compromise that doesn't address the very real concern that a wage hike of unprecedented size across very different regional economies could have serious and counterproductive consequences.

And because you're going to be on a tower there's the very real concern that you might be tumbling off the platform, so it's a blurring of the tangible and virtual worlds".

"It is a past well worth celebrating and I am pleased to see the profile of Bristol's key role being raised through the establishment of an aviation museum at a time when there is some very real concern at the loss of the airfield".

The Roadmap--and the speed and scale of its early implementation--can be seen, in part, as a meaningful expression of NIH's very real concern that young scientists are receiving smaller and smaller pieces of the research pie.