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"Understaffing has clearly been a contributory factor in many of the deaths and it would be of enormous concern to us if current resource levels were made any worse in prisons," he said.

While there are certainly plenty of students doing very well and learning a great deal in college, this large increase in the number of students just skating by should be of enormous concern in an era in which a college education plays such a crucial role in the lifetime potential of America's young people.

"And one of the big concerns we have in Scotland, if there was to be a No vote, is that we could see reform of the Barnett formula that would lead to significant cuts to the Scottish budget and that's something that would be of enormous concern in Scotland.

Then he added: "The condition of our nation is of enormous concern.

"Vast sums of money, and one wonders really what actually is going on here," said James, who said the subject was "of enormous concern to many people outside" the BBC.

The question of what makes a flu virus turn deadly is of enormous concern to public health officials, who still shudder at what they consider a near miss of a vast epidemic in Hong Kong in 1997.

But the religious strife between Christians and Muslims in a conflict that had killed two million people was of enormous concern to American religious groups, particularly the evangelicals who make up a major portion of President Bush's electoral base.

Overwhelmingly, the people now stopped are African-American and Latino men, a reality that is of enormous concern to the program's critics (who tend to overlook the inconvenient fact that the same demographic is also overwhelmingly responsible for, and victim of, homicides in this city, and would unavoidably be the target of any antiviolence strategy).

"Bloodshed in Europe and the Middle East against the backdrop of a breakdown in dialogue between the major powers is of enormous concern," he said.

Such issues are of enormous concern as we reflect on the aftermath of the financial crisis, the slow progress on climate change, or BP's disastrous oil spillage in the Gulf of Mexico.

Given the critical importance of the primary outcome to the scientific integrity of the study it is of enormous concern that this key information is still not being made public in a way that is meaningful or informative.