Sentence examples for be a real concern from inspiring English sources
"Could I make it on a cup of water?" Dehydration can be a real concern for air travelers, especially those with health problems.
"It seems to be a real concern," said Rachel Newman Baker, an N.C.A.A. managing director of enforcement, who said the N.C.A.A. had been studying the issue in both football and basketball.
Dr Mark Porter, chair of the British Medical Association BMAA), said the increasingly common practice of hospital departments requiring junior doctors to work overtime, or filling gaps with expensive agency staff, should be a "real concern to patients" – while the UK's top emergency doctor cautioned that the NHS had now become used to working with a "skeleton staff" at A&E departments.
Finally, downgrades could be a real concern for HAL.
"There can be a real concern for some trans people that HIV meds are going to mess with your hormones.
It used to be a real concern that your ex could throw your nudie pics up on the internet as soon as they found out you were banging their best friend/sibling.
