Sentence examples for any cause for concern from inspiring English sources

Gradi, according to Smith, was not present but he was there the next day at a follow-up meeting, attended by two other directors, in the manager's office and made it clear he did not have any problem with Bennell – something he repeated in the 1996 Dispatches documentary when he said there was never "any cause for concern" about boys staying with the youth-team coach.

Among the hosts, only Simon Katich has any cause for concern.

The commission released a statement in December saying external audits had not given any cause for concern.

"At this time, we're not seeing any cause for concern for radiological release," said Jim Straka, a Department of Energy official involved in the monitoring.

Alan G. Jeffers, a spokesman for Exxon Mobil, said, "The testing we've done has not indicated any cause for concern for human health".

The Guardian asked Portugal's football association, the FPF, whether Mendes's dominance as illustrated by the document and his representation of so many players and coaches gave any cause for concern.

If a nurse has any cause for concerns regarding a specific patient, she can send an electronic message to one of the anaesthetists or another consultant (see Additional file 2: Appendix-11).

After becoming a nurse herself, Garnes-Gordon says she intends to continue to "place great value in the nurse-home health aide collaboration model" and rely on her home health aides to alert her to any causes for concern.

"Any cuts are a cause for concern".

Even more pertinently, the £150 fee paid to MPs who appear on Radio 4's Any Questions may be a cause for concern.

But it said any such situation was a cause for concern.