Sentence examples for be a concern if from inspiring English sources

That might not be a concern if the largess was not so, well, large.

So there would be a concern if there was too big an increase in the density of housing".

THIS might not be a concern if CommonWealth's outside managers owned a sizable investment in its shares, aligning themselves with the company's owners.

One academic member of the union at Liverpool said: "Certainly some of things we heard happened at UWE would be a concern if they happened here.

"It would be a concern if some players were distracted by transfer stories but we certainly hope that's not the case," McCoist said.

Insolvency needn't be a concern; if the government really felt the need to reassure bond markets, the best thing it could do would be to reduce the long-run path of spending on health care.

Schools are also in loco parentis and it is a concern if pupils are off site.

"It's a concern if we were to run him out there," Manager Joe Girardi said.

'Of course it's a concern if too many wineries are opening here,' said David Dowden, head winemaker at Vasse Felix.

"That changing cast of characters is a concern if you are about to make an investment you may be sticking with for 15 or 20 years," she said.

"However it is a concern if doctors in training don't feel confident to report a concern either to us or locally.