Sentence examples for concern to new from inspiring English sources

The three-game suspension of senior running back Wes Brown did not seem to be a big concern to new Maryland football coach DJ Durkin going into the season.

An area in which this is particularly notable is that of child involvement in health research, with questions being raised as to the ethics of children becoming research subjects when they cannot give informed consent[ 43- 46]; for example, infant stool sample collection for microbial research raises similar concerns to new born blood spot collection in genetic biobank research.

Several other bacteria of concern to New York onion growers are currently being studied.

Bloomberg's campaign themes focused on issues of great concern to New Yorkers: improvements in traffic and transit, housing, and education.

"I'm going to move forward on the issues that are of concern to New Yorkers," he said.

On his weekly radio show on Friday, Mr. Bloomberg said that neither candidate had addressed the issues of greatest concern to New York City, like illegal guns.

"What should be of concern to New Yorkers is the Republicans, our State Senate colleagues, trying to nullify or void the mandate of the voters," Mr. Sampson said.

My research program focuses on integrating basic and applied research to develop improved management strategies for fruit diseases of concern to New York producers.

This is a matter of no small concern to New York, where changes in fashion mean jobs, reputations and — count on it — money.

Mr. Clinton has also taken action on the two social issues of concern to New Jersey's moderate voters: strengthening gun control and protecting abortion rights.

In it, Few complains that the expansion of the College's building, located on Barclay St. near City Hall, threatened to obstruct his light – even then, evidently, a matter of concern to New Yorkers.