Sentence examples for cause some concerns from inspiring English sources
Any additional rain could cause some concerns, although fortunately the forecast for the next week or so does not include a lot of precipitation.
"Kids are really where you find a lot of the information that can cause some concerns," said Steven O. Goldschmidt, a senior vice president of the Warburg Marketing Group of Warburg Realty, and a member of his Morningside Heights co-op board.
This may cause some concerns about generalizability of the findings, however we see this as a positive aspect of this trial, as non-response is usually higher in disadvantaged populations than more affluent populations [ 21, 22] and therefore it is important to evaluate interventions to increase consent to surveys in these high risk, low compliant populations.
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".
It is beginning to cause some concern in Christian families, a number of which have left the country.
Notably, all content and profiles on Lasso are public, which could cause some concern about older users leering at dancing teens.
Det Ch Insp Dave Ellis, of North Yorkshire Police, said: "I understand this incident may cause some concern in the local community.
"I understand that this incident will cause some concern in the community, but I would like to reassure people that we have launched a full investigation," she added.
