Sentence examples for be concerns from inspiring English sources
verb
To relate or belong to; to have reference to or connection with; to affect the interest of; to be of importance to.
Both should not be concerns this postseason.
However, there could be concerns about property valuations, he added.
On the right side, there should be concerns about new starter Wayne Hunter.
And they happen to be concerns of mine that go back more than 30 years.
"You can be sure that in residential areas, there will be concerns about noise and traffic".
There may be concerns too about the welfare of Fishfrom's salmon.
We know there are going to be concerns and rumours and we will track them down.
There will always be concerns about his left knee, but Stoudemire's microfracture surgery was nearly five years ago.
Nowadays there might be concerns about the return on investment, but at that time the label let these matters slide.
Whether it's air pollution, global warming or overcrowding, there will always be concerns about the park's future.
"There will always be concerns when communities are studied that feel disenfranchised, lacking voice and influence when questions arise.
