Sentence examples for be serious concerns from inspiring English sources

"There would be serious concerns it wouldn't operate as it's intended to operate in the protocol".

A report by Wandsworth council's chief executive, Gerald Jones, noted that as more community health services are outsourced "there must be serious concerns about this episode".

But on a deeper level there will be serious concerns in China's corridors of power about the prospect of having to deal with a Trump administration.

And, more worryingly, if the cost of this basket of food, meant to feed two adults and their offspring, remains the same nearly two decades on, there must be serious concerns about the quality.

But perhaps most disturbingly of all, it was yet another abject display by Gerard Houllier's side and there must now be serious concerns within the Anfield dressing room about their form.

Ellison said: If the MPS searches for all relevant material cannot reveal such reports of central significance to the issue of possible corruption in the Stephen Lawrence murder investigation, there must be serious concerns that further relevant material has not been revealed.

Those were serious concerns.

"This time, there are serious concerns".

"Displacement, overdevelopment and gentrification are serious concerns," Ms. Dickens said.

There are serious concerns over how ceasefires will be transformed into a genuine peace process.

There were serious concerns about the investigation of the bombing almost from the start.