Sentence examples for concern members from inspiring English sources
"I'm struck by the concern members of Congress have shown over the racial, ethnic and religious backlash" provoked by the attacks, he said.
The proposal to end final salary arrangements would only concern members who joined the USS before 2011 (the 49,000 people who joined after this date will have automatically entered a career average scheme).
[C2.] Medicare Data Raises Concern Members of Congress expressed concern about new data indicating that Medicare pays private health plans more than it would cost to care for the same patients in the traditional Medicare program.
In response to this concern, members of our team developed and piloted an in-patient rehabilitation model of care (Patient-Centred Rehabilitation Model; PCRM) targeting patients with hip fracture and CI (PCRM-CI).
Although we found such long regions of identity with C58 in several G8 members, such long stretches of genome identity with C58 were not found outside G8 (supplementary fig. S1, Supplementary Material online), suggesting that large transfer events may essentially concern members of the same species.
Despite attempts to allay their concerns, members subsequently complained that they were "not wholly satisfied because… the counter-terrorism database has no statutory basis".
As far as the fight's promoters are concerned, members of the media have one job to do: help them entice more paying customers.
"Ready to Run," Disney's July film, concerns members of two different species with growing pains: a young girl and a horse.
Our House in the Last World concerns members of the immigrant Santinio family, who try to integrate into their Cuban identity and values the rhythms and culture of life in New York City's Spanish Harlem.
But the fact that maps are replacing photos is also concerning members, since these might reveal some people's home addresses.
The StreetLink service allows concerned members of the public to put homeless people in touch with advice and other support services.
