Sentence examples for cause deep concern from inspiring English sources
These figures should cause deep concern in Riyadh.
Britain's decision to break ranks publicly with the Americans will cause deep concern in Jerusalem, and a senior Israeli diplomat was at pains last night to play down any suggestion of a rift.
Yet because Buddhist Law commands such a huge following, and has now shown that it can execute well-organized and disciplined demonstrations, it must cause deep concern to Chinese leaders.
With 596 confirmed cases and still no treatment centre, the rise in the number of cases in Port Loko will cause deep concern among medical aid agencies such as Médecins sans Frontières, International Medical Corps and the Red Cross, who have been pleading for more beds and resources since the beginning of August.
This will cause deep concern in Iran of course and also in Europe, given that many firms there have rushed to do business with Tehran after the sanctions were dropped.
But the robberies have caused deep concern around Boston.
The decision has caused deep concern among health campaigners and lawyers who are working with some of the patients.
The Government's list of rivers at risk is causing deep concern in Whitehall and among farmers, environmentalists and anglers.
The episode caused deep concern within the Department for Education (DfE) – fearful of the public damage a delay in publishing the results could cause.
The prospect not only of widening conflict, but also of new precedents challenging old certainties of international life, causes deep concern in Western Europe and the United States.
