Sentence examples for chief area of concern from inspiring English sources
But then the bullpen showed why it had been identified earlier in the day by General Manager Sandy Alderson as his chief area of concern before the trade deadline.
Anusha Couttigane, senior consultant at Conlumino, said: "Weakening consumer sentiment, especially since the crash of the Chinese market during the summer, has transformed a once booming region into Burberry's chief area of concern".
Writing about the "Ségo-Sarko" campaign in a Letter from Europe in April of that year, Jane Kramer identified the chief area of concern regarding Sarkozy: His competence is not in question… What is in question is his character.
Ms Johal's chief areas of concern are medical education – specifically the need to train students in whistleblowing – and the privatisation of sexual health services.
The contract provides increases to the union's health plan and improves pay for writers working on short-order TV series -- two chief areas of concern for the guild.
Fiona Le Poidevin, Guernsey Finance's chief executive, said the lack of regulation was one area of concern.
The organisation's chief economist, Pier Paolo Padoan, told Reuters that the eurozone remained the dominant area of concern.
One area of concern is Iraq, where repeated sabotage of the chief export pipeline to the north has disrupted the country's return to the world market.
Chief among these areas of concern is that of housing.
The former chief inspector of schools, Sir Michael Wilshaw, often referred to the East Midlands as an area of concern.
