Sentence examples for concern down from inspiring English sources

Many on the streets had significant mental health and dependency issues, a familiar concern down the years.

Further, she put her concern down to having been abused in the past, but the CPS lawyer said there was no reason for Brittan to have known anything about that.

Ms. Blake, in some helpful closing comments about her thought processes in constructing "The Postmistress," actually boils her novel's central concern down to a single sentence: "How do you bear (in both senses of the word) the news?" In a novel that implicitly links the events of 9/11 to the origins of World War II, that news hinges on dread.

"The real concern down there is a Labour win.

As things stand, Sinn Fein still appears intent on putting a "petition of concern" down against the Welfare Reform Bill if and when it comes to the assembly on Tuesday.

Still, the primacy the ruling places on sex in the definition of marriage and legitimate male-female relationships could become a concern down the road.

Many of his films concern down-on-their-luck women -- the lost soul played by Julie Hagerty in "Goodbye, New York," Ms. Thomson's drifting prostitute in "Fiona," or the love-starved widow played by Louise Lasser, an early Woody Allen heroine, in "Fast Food Fast Women".

The strength of the turnout – including the Brexit secretary, Dominic Raab, the foreign secretary, Jeremy Hunt, and the environment secretary, Michael Gove – is likely to concern Downing Street.

Concerning down-regulated genes, a dose of 80 μg/kg of E4 was sufficient to induce the maximal action (Table 2).

Mrs Merkel's backing for someone whom Mr Cameron believed was unlikely to help his cause was a concern for Downing Street, he added.

However, the real concern comes down to classroom observation and the quality of inspection.