Sentence examples for concern notably from inspiring English sources

"In the face of mounting concern, notably from other LSE students, the school has been forced into a position where it must take action.

For example, some upland specialists, such as the red grouse and golden plover, were negatively associated with intensive grassland in the landscape, while other species of conservation concern, notably curlew, lapwing and snipe all showed positive relationships.

Today, this concern — notably in France — often relates to Iran because the allies, as the book asserts, play a minor fighting role in the war in Afghanistan that is without constant impact on their domestic politics.

The best corporate navigators are highly sought after, so it's hardly surprising that they command a much bigger premium than the average employee.There are, however, some grounds for concern, notably when a CEO earns vastly more than the rest of the senior management team.

There were moments of concern, notably when United substitute Mark Hughes - the current Stoke City manager - bundled over a Barca opponent inside his own penalty area.

A possible blow-up of the sovereign debt crisis is another concern, notably the high deficits of Greece, Spain and Portugal, a reflection of their off balance sheet commitments, such as currency swaps.

Greece retained complete policymaking authority in the areas concerned, notably trade.

But the city has its own environmental concerns, notably an increasingly worrisome air quality problem.

Cuba is a different case because of domestic political concerns, notably Florida's large Cuban-American electorate.

After BP he held senior positions in other concerns, notably Railtrack, but tended to become embroiled in boardroom battles.

However, she lists three concerns, notably that the ambitions for Ebaccs "may exceed what is realistically achievable through a single assessment".