Sentence examples for concern has pointed from inspiring English sources

Crime Concern has pointed out that an estimated 40% of recorded crime in England and Wales takes place in 10% of neighbourhoods, predominantly the poorest ones.

In her decision to separate out Muslim GPs as a special case in a problem that is actually prevalent across the board where GPs are concerned, she has pointed the finger of suspicion at all Muslim male GPs thus undermining their credibility.

The effects of foundations and philanthropy in the U.S. can, without doubt, be cause for great concern, as my colleague Heather MacDonald has pointed out powerfully in her book, The Burden of Bad Ideas.

BACKGROUND: The HIV/AIDS epidemic is a significant public health concern in North Carolina, and previous research has pointed to elevated mental health distress and substance use among HIV-infected populations, which may impact patients' adherence to medications.

And as the Indian scholar Asghar Ali Engineer has pointed out, religious concerns are frequently a front for material interests.

The reviewers have not found any major concerns but have pointed out some minor issues and questions that are summarized below.

I understand the concerns French officials have pointed out.

With mushrooming concern, owners and Major League Baseball officials have pointed to the disparity among club payrolls as the No. 1 problem in the game.

The leaks have pointed to concern around ethics at Sony, right from the very top.

Whilst many have expressed concerns with the appointment, others have pointed to the selection of World Cup winning captain Martin Johnson as a good comparison.

Some experimental studies performed on the main AORE approaches [5 8] have pointed out the concern identification and classification as bottleneck activities.