Sentence examples for causes considerable concern from inspiring English sources

The intention that private sector organisations such as G4S, Serco, Atos and others should be able to run child protection services causes considerable concern".

This prospect causes considerable concern, since the impoverished do not have alternatives to maintain their livelihoods within the present structures of the economy (UNDP 2006).

Second, the radiation dose from the two-fluoroscopic technique causes considerable concern.

As others have described in relation to problems such as dog faeces (Derges et al., 2012), which also causes considerable concern despite the limited evidence on objective public health impacts, 'switching off' lights may have more meaning as a perceived marker of neglect or disrespect than for its direct effects on mobility, safety or sleep.

It is also worth noting that our chosen level of restriction (30%) is moderate compared to the 40% level that causes considerable concerns [ Liao et al., 2010; Mattson, 2010].

The technical transfers caused considerable concern within the State and Defense Departments.

The three words "fucking," "cocksucker," and "balls" caused considerable concern.

"We agree that cases such as this have caused considerable concern within the paediatric community".

The case has caused considerable concern among Tibetans and Chinese human rights lawyers.

That year, they inspected only 411 private schools, but 60 of them "caused considerable concern".

She said: "Begging can cause considerable concern to residents, workers and visitors, particularly those who feel intimidated by this activity".