Sentence examples for causing deep concern from inspiring English sources

Colombia is still a violence-racked nation, causing deep concern to policy makers in Washington.

The Government's list of rivers at risk is causing deep concern in Whitehall and among farmers, environmentalists and anglers.

A loophole in American tax law that allows insurance companies to stop paying income taxes simply by opening a small office in Bermuda is causing deep concern on Capitol Hill amid signs that a number of companies are preparing to exploit it.

"I think that's the wrong way to do these things," said Green at CSIS, "They need to appear routine and not halting and tentative," "This was necessary because the lack of response was causing deep concern among allies and this will go someway to reassuring them," he added.

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 episode caused deep concern within the Department for Education (DfE) – fearful of the public damage a delay in publishing the results could cause.

Some experts say Chicago's uptick in shootings and killings may be an anomaly, but it has caused deep concern here.

The shootings have caused deep concern among county leaders, not only because of the violence but because of the potential damage to DeKalb's reputation.

However, the decision to lift the anonymity order on Blackman, from Taunton, Somerset, has caused deep concern among some service personnel.

The presence of Hacked Off at the government talks caused deep concern in the press industry, which Miller said had until that point been involved in negotiations and has since pushed forward with launching an alternative regulator called the Independent Press Standards Organisation.