Sentence examples for concern we hear from inspiring English sources

The most common concern we hear about providing such strategic roadmaps is a legal one: that companies will be open to criticism if those plans do not come to fruition or if they need to pivot as market conditions change.

The recurring concern we hear from executives in our courses that IT efforts fail to generate the intended business benefits—is often accompanied by some finger-pointing: There must be something wrong with the IT function in our company.

TC: We treat every concern we hear about our suppliers very seriously.

Andrew Radford, chief executive of Beat, said: "The biggest concern we hear about in Wales is one of underfunding, especially when you compare it with England.

When meeting with clients on the verge of retirement, the most common concern we hear is "I want to protect my principal".

And a big concern we hear from people is, "am I too old to start a family?" Even though I started mine at 46 I had the opportunity to watch how my brother, my sister and my friends raised their kids.

"Those that had a concern, we heard from them, and we've done everything we could to accommodate them," he said.

"The biggest concern we heard from people throughout all this, was whether we were going to keep the old shack," Mrs. Doré said.

"Among the concerns we hear are that some students drink alcohol as a means to overcome social anxiety and others feel alienated by their peers' drinking, sometimes to the extent that they do not feel welcome in their own houses or organizations," he wrote.

A quick glance through our campaign log reveals that an address or neighborhood is a much better predictor of the concerns we heard than is an individual resident's age or race.

The concerns we heard about from you the most focused on advertising, and what our changes might mean for you and your photos.