Sentence examples for concern hard to from inspiring English sources

As for worries that urgent care or retail clinics might miss serious diseases like cancer, Dr. Mehrotra said that the rarity of complications made that concern hard to assess, but that "there would be a lot of malpractice suits, and we haven't seen that".

My main concern, hard to pick one, is probably actually global warming but I think our economic system and reacting to global warming are incompatible.

Dr. Danny Benjamin, an infectious-disease specialist at Duke University who was consulted separately by the drug agency, concluded that the pediatric trials with Ketek were a cause for concern and "hard to support," according to the memorandums obtained by The New York Times.

Given the importance of the Mekong ecosystem, which supports tens of millions of people, such concerns are hard to ignore.

But human concerns are hard to transcend when you're an English couple with two small children residing temporarily in Tuscany.

Given the assumption that all we have is the physical world, which is all we appear to have, at least so far as science is concerned, is hard to understand how free will could enter in the closed causal sequence that characterizes the physical world.

The pancreas is, however, due to safety concerns a hard to reach organ by either open surgical approach or percutaneous CT- or ultrasound-guided techniques.

Errol Healy should have retired by now from his marine-insurance business, but it was such a going concern it was hard to shut it down, and he worried about what he'd do in retirement.

As a core concern, it's hard to overstate the extent to which Pakistan depends on the Indus River, Briscoe said.

Despite creating just two shots on goal against France – neither of which gave Hugo Lloris any cause for concern – it is hard to blame forwards Jozy Altidore and Clint Dempsey for Friday's offensive effort.

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