Sentence examples for concern that perhaps from inspiring English sources

It also raised concern that perhaps eligibility requirements weren't strict enough.

In fact, there would be concern that perhaps the person who runs the company is out of his mind".

He said: "What it has really fuelled is a concern that perhaps the economic situation in China is actually far worse than many had assumed and is easily perceived from the public released economic statistics.

"Despite my personal regret at having to set aside yet another attempt to protect our children from harmful material," Judge Reed wrote, he said he was blocking the law out of concern that "perhaps we do the minors of this country harm if First Amendment protections, which they will with age inherit fully, are chipped away in the name of their protection".

Speaking to the Sunday Politics Wales programme, Mr Tami said: "There is concern that perhaps the focus has been on one big project in south Wales.

The report went on to note that there was "concern that perhaps he was struggling again with his sobriety and on the verge of relapsing". Gordon's backstory is already well known.

There is also quite a lot about the "security of your country", "violating the constitution", "battle for civilisation", "what makes us Americans" – all designed, clearly, to play on specifically American concerns, that are perhaps less urgent on the UK side of the pond.

He said Suffolk PD ignores community fears about anti-immigrant vigilantism, concerns that were perhaps most dramatically stoked by the murder of Marcelo Lucero in a train station parking lot in Patchogue back in 2008.

It makes people concerned that perhaps this will never end.

Frankly, I was concerned that perhaps it was too soon for humor.

"The board does have some concerns that, perhaps, there was too much money out there," she said.