Sentence examples for concern posed from inspiring English sources

Such speculation, though, misses the real concern posed by the heat wave, which covers an area larger than New England.

At this point, the hydrogen bond is another concern posed by various HBDs.

As a legal drug, it may be difficult to understand the concern posed by these statistics.

Another concern posed by North Korea is advances in its intercontinental ballistic missile technologies.

"The ratings indicate the relative level of concern posed by exposure to the ingredients in this product -- not the product itself -- compared to other product formulations," the organization said in a statement.

In another concern, posed by mid-career master's candidate Ashley Judd, the President's character and aversion to conflict was called into question, to which Jarrett professed, "He lacks a mean spirit, and instead channels his anger in constructive ways... though the birthers tick him off".

For these evaluations, IARC assembles groups of scientists with a range of relevant scientific expertise (called "Working Groups") to review and assess the quality and strength of evidence from informative publications and perform a hazard evaluation to assess the likelihood that the agents of concern pose a cancer hazard to humans (Tomatis 1976).

Derek G. Brewin, an agriculture economist at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg, said that the sale of the grain elevators may alleviate any competition concerns posed by the deal.

The Oxford Union has cancelled an address by the president of Sri Lanka, Mahinda Rajapaksa, citing security concerns posed by the threat of protests by Tamil activists.

As to the security concerns posed by having buses parked below the station, Mr. Ringler of the Port Authority noted that the buses will have already gone through the checkpoint under Liberty Park.

And what about the other serious environmental concerns posed by corn-ethanol production, like the degradation of topsoil, the huge quantities of fresh water used by refineries, and pesticide and fertilizer runoff?