Sentence examples for cause some concern from inspiring English sources

Mr. Denhoff said he expected the issue of autonomy to cause some concern among non-Indians.

But he acknowledged that "almost any change is likely to cause some concern in a subgroup of users".

Still, the sudden closeness of Berlin and Moscow is certain to cause some concern among Germany's European partners, always worried that Europe's central power may again seek its fortunes to the east.

While there is no shame in losing by one goal to a powerful France team in front of a partisan crowd at the Stade de France, the manner in which the United States national team lost just such a game on Friday does cause some concern.

And that could cause some concern at the NY TLC or the NY AG's office.

Notably, all content and profiles on Lasso are public, which could cause some concern about older users leering at dancing teens.

Germany's policy caused some concern.

The hotel proposal, however, is causing some concern.

Monday's prank caused some concern among the players.

This has caused some concern for the UK government.

The decision caused some concern because it came in a case involving tobacco advertising.