Sentence examples for cause for considerable concern from inspiring English sources
And has business, through its high-tech spending, overbuilt the capital stock?' If so, then there could be cause for considerable concern because, if we need to jump-start aggregate demand, lowering interest rates may not do enough".
It added that it was "a cause for considerable concern" for the board that the drone's operator did not realise flying in such close proximity to a commercial aircraft in its final stages of landing was dangerous.
But saying that long-term exposure to PCBs was "cause for considerable concern," Judith Enck, the E.P.A.'s regional administrator for New York, told city officials last week in a letter that the federal agency itself would inspect schools for PCB leaks in light fixtures in 2011.
Widespread antimicrobial resistance among human isolates of SA is cause for considerable concern, and has resulted in substantial increases in the cost of treatment associated with SA infection.
Although the situation is a cause for considerable concern, technologies and expertise are being developed that can help address these problems.
The carcinogenic potential of inorganic arsenic exposure through drinking water in humans is a cause for considerable concern [ IARC 2004 NRC 1999 , 2001; National Toxicology Program (NTP) 2004].
The case has caused considerable concern among Tibetans and Chinese human rights lawyers.
"In spite of the fact that it is rare for paediatricians involved in child protection to find themselves facing action by the GMC, there is no doubt that this case has caused considerable concern within the paediatric community," he said.
She said: "Begging can cause considerable concern to residents, workers and visitors, particularly those who feel intimidated by this activity".
