Sentence examples for concern is perhaps from inspiring English sources

For those in tech investing, this concern is perhaps most acute, given the generally high multiples assigned to the sector.

(That providing a serious, positive account of the "analytic" was not Kant's concern is perhaps brought out by his scepticism at 1781 [1998], A727 732, at least about definitions outside of mathematics).

Given the heavily promoted action of incretin therapy to suppress glucagon secretion, and the prior reports of α-cell hyperplasia and risk for progression to pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (26), this finding, while of concern, is perhaps not unexpected.

However, this concern is perhaps true for all patients, not only those with cognitive impairment; as any clinician would say: each patient is different, and providing a different context.

This concern was perhaps best articulated by an Obama voter, a real estate agent in Virginia, featured on the front page of The Washington Post last week.

"The idea that you should exclude entire industries because of certain concerns is perhaps an old-fashioned, knee-jerk approach that isn't most appropriate for today's world," Mr. Keefe said.

At the top of Olson's list of concerns was perhaps the nation's most famous hidden tax the alternative minimum tax (AMT).

With ARCHOS, Silent Circle and Bittium all battling for market share, Hogeg's Sirin Labs is launching at a time when consumers, animated by mainly aesthetic concerns, are perhaps willing to pay more for security without compromising on usability — or giving up on the joy of time-wasting apps.

Simon Williams, RAC spokesman, said the concerns are "perhaps well-founded, as traffic police officer numbers have fallen by nearly a quarter between 2010 and 2014 across forces in England and Wales, so it is hard to see how people flouting the law are going to be caught.

Given the aforementioned concern, there is perhaps no surprise that high frequency words or words considered the most useful for target group(s) of leaners were often sampled for developing a WAT test.

Given these exceptional concerns, it is perhaps understandable that teachers, social workers, immigration officers and a whole host of other public servants are being asked to help protect national security.