Sentence examples for calls for concern from inspiring English sources

However, some of those efforts have raised calls for concern among environmentalists and others who wish to preserve the natural landscape.

There's little regard for lives and property and while some steps are taken to mitigate this menace, it still calls for concern.

As United Nations officials began stepping up their calls for concern and action, the AU came in with their plan to deploy peacekeepers without Nkurunziza's permission just weeks later.

Since there was no increase in physician man power for the increased patient load, this calls for concern as a potential negative impact of opening an IMC.

The striking disparity in age composition of the population in the richest and poorest wealth quintiles calls for concern in Malawi.

This calls for concern because such beliefs could have negative effect on their role in creating appropriate awareness about breast cancer in Nigeria, a country where majority of those with the disease present with advanced stages [ 9].

However, the absence of a professional code of ethics within some centres is a call for concern since it is important for counsellors to know the existing laws regarding confidentiality and their professional ethics.

Majority 134 (76.3%) were discharged within 12 months, however, the few who stayed beyond 12 months, especially the 29 (16.3%) who stayed for over three years should call for concern indeed, as they became the reference point for affected individuals and families (Table  1).

A doctor's first port of call for concerns is their own local reporting system, but many also raise problems in the GMC's survey.

Dame Julie called for concerns to be acted on quicker and action to be taken before care was jeopardised.

The presence of heavy metals in aquatic systems such as lagoons, therefore, calls for greater concern [1, 2, 7].