Sentence examples for concern to policymakers from inspiring English sources

The lack of export growth in March is likely to be of some concern to policymakers.

Relative position matters – it is one reason, after all, that relative mobility is of such concern to policymakers.

In spite of major advances in recent decades, food insecurity continues to be a pressing concern to policymakers across the world.

Also of concern to policymakers will be the answer given to the question: "Overall, how anxious did you feel yesterday?" More than a quarter rated this 5 out of 10 – where 10 was feeling "completely anxious".

In the changing world of housing and welfare policy, gaps in the evidence on older people's housing options ought to be of concern to policymakers and commissioners of housing, care and support because of the effects on existing and prospective residents.

In the report Crawford concluded it should be "of particular concern to policymakers interested in widening participation in higher education" if pupils from certain backgrounds were less likely to go to top universities, especially if those same students "outperform those from elsewhere once they are at university, even after accounting for their qualifications, subjects and grades on entry".

But perhaps even more concerning to policymakers is that employment continues to shrink substantially despite the worst of the financial crisis extremely high risk spreads, the breakdown of interbank lending being over.

"Our results thus suggest that the vast majority of Americans who have not donated to campaigns are at a disadvantage when attempting to express their concerns to policymakers.

THE map of the Muslim world is littered with states of concern to Western policymakers.

Stanford has enormous capability to generate evidence of concern to public policymakers and judicial authorities.

North Korea has a track record of exporting nuclear and other technologies that remain a concern to U.S. policymakers.