Sentence examples for area of deep concern from inspiring English sources
But an area of deep concern among residents is whether the city is adequately balancing the need for safety in the construction industry with the economic benefits of development, especially in light of two recent crane accidents.
At his first cabinet meeting of his second term on Monday, Mr. Obama called the cuts an "area of deep concern" that would slow the country's growth, but promised to "manage through it" while pursuing a robust agenda.
The most recent study, released July 21, reflects growing areas of "deep concern" for travel planners, said Joe Bates, the group's research director, who oversaw the effort to break down specific traveler taxes in the top 50 destinations in the United States.
The militants in Yemen "are under pressure, but the fact that there are these areas where they can now operate with relative impunity is of deep concern," a senior U.S. official said.
Is the ring a tangible sign of deeper concerns?
It is an area of deep contrasts.
Wolverines appear to be dependent on areas of deep snowpack.
But the weight of our unscientific survey unquestionably leans towards opposition, and many more spoke of their deep concerns over how the government's plans could affect the areas in which they work.
Annie Mauger, chief executive of the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals, expressed "deep concern".
His lack of runs is becoming a deep concern.
