Sentence examples for concern including that from inspiring English sources

But there are some voices of concern, including that of Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill.

But there are some voices of concern, including that of Paul O'Neill, the U.S. Treasury secretary, who prodded the Japanese in a return visit to Tokyo in January.

In the inaugural Supervision and Regulation Report, the Federal Reserve highlighted several significant areas of concern including that approximately half of bank holding companies over $50 billion in consolidated assets are not meeting the Federal Reserve's supervisory expectations.

The allegations in the letter of concern include that on 30 March, an asylum-seeker child reported to a Save the Children staff member he had been pushed by a guard at the recreational tent, which also serves as a classroom.

The committee's chairperson expressed numerous concerns, including that it was damaging "Brand South Africa" in the international arena.

The curriculum guidelines prompted many concerns, including that new textbooks would downplay slavery as the cause of the Civil War.

The letter raises several concerns, including that the new combined company could threaten the development of new digital music services and that CD prices could rise.

In February, the Washington Post_ _reported that Flynn had spoken to Kislyak about the sanctions, which raised a number of concerns, including that Flynn had violated an obscure law called the Logan Act.

In February, the Washington Post_ _reported that Flynn had spoken to Kislyak about the sanctions, which raised a number of concerns, including that Flynn had violated an obscure law called the Logan Act.

In the letter to the planning department, he laid out a number of concerns, including that it would lead to lines of people outside affecting street-level businesses, eliminate retail space, and that similar services already existed in the area.

In the piece, Mr. O'Neill cited current concerns including that "some equity valuations are starting to not seem overly cheap," as well as the threat of currency wars and the risk of rising bond yields.