Sentence examples for a well-founded concern from inspiring English sources

There was a well-founded concern that protests could turn violent and chaotic, not to mention the fear of terrorism.

The condition of many of the Time Inc. prints on view at Mr. Greenberg's gallery attest to a well-founded concern.

Whether antibiotic prophylaxis induces bacterial resistance is a well-founded concern.

Some Taiwanese even fear that the Kuomintang will cancel the 2012 presidential election, and with each passing week that fear seems less like a partisan rant and more like a well-founded concern.

The security of JavaScript applications is a well-founded concern.

And this, unfortunately, is a well-founded fear.

And this, unfortunately, is also a well-founded fear.

They need only prove a well-founded fear of persecution.

And the only way I've found to deal with that sincere and well-founded concern is to let the person run down after a while and then ask as gently as I can whether feeling that way makes them more effective.

Both of these issues speak to deep-seated insecurities among overlapping groups of voters — the well-founded concern about rising healthcare costs, and less-well-founded fears about demographic and economic changes in this country.

Despite Beauregard's well-founded concern, most of the Union forces did not hear the marching army approach and were unaware of the enemy camps less than 3 mile away.