Sentence examples for concern that would from inspiring English sources

Cumulatively, they amount to a level of concern that would have any sane person running screaming to the nearest police station for protection.

First, the concern here has nothing to do with the selection of examples, but is a concern that would follow any charge of silencing.

Indeed, policy makers cautioned that they still have lingering worries about inflation — a concern that would weigh against stimulating the economy further with cheaper money.

It says: One major concern that would invalidate any statement taken from the victims is the presence of army personnel as admitted by Mr Fisk himself.

After 2010, you may be in luck; there appears to be no law or security concern that would bar the city from making old machines available.

The companies on Wednesday outlined the terms of a deal that would create a dual-listed concern that would be 60 percent owned by EADS shareholders and 40 percent by BAE investors.

(This proposal, of course, raises privacy concerns that would have to be addressed).

"I don't blame any of the individuals concerned, that would be equally silly.

There are a number of other concerns that would need to be ironed out too.

Imagine any contemporary woman having "concerns" that would top the all-consuming prime directive to be thin.

These early poems of Sebald's also contain the concerns that would later be seen as distinctively his.