Sentence examples for certainly of concern from inspiring English sources

"The government has to walk a fine First Amendment line bringing these charges," he said, "but lawless jury behavior is certainly of concern to it, too".

"It was certainly of concern to China," Mr. Cohen told reporters, but he said the tone of his meetings was generally positive.

There is, however, no J.Crew store in East Hampton, or in any of the neighboring Hamptons; and if the necessity for yet another place at which to buy a polo shirt or a pair of flip-flops may not be apparent to the town's residents and weekend visitors, the deficiency is certainly of concern to J.Crew corporate headquarters.

This is certainly of concern, but there are other issues.

So it's certainly of concern.

While these normal infections are certainly of concern, natural pandemic influenza outbreaks and intentional releases of pathogenic influenza are of substantially higher concern.

That certainly was of concern to us in the initial part of the investigation, and we did ask them to insert questions within their epidemiological investigation that would highlight that particular opportunity for association.

Certainly of greater concern to the F.C.C. commissioners last week seemed to be whether the merged company would make good on its promise to give all Internet content providers open access to its cable systems.

Oil and gasoline are certainly of real concern to Americans.

The institute is certainly aware of concerns in the late 2000s that it was resting on its laurels — sitting up on its mountain with an air of self-importance, perhaps to the detriment of its mission: to discover and nurture new voices in the areas of film and theater and to introduce audiences to their work.

MARGARET SMITH: That is certainly an argument and certainly a source of concern for a lot of people.