Sentence examples for concern will open from inspiring English sources
GlaxoSmithKline, a British drug concern, will open its clinical trial data to other researchers once a drug has completed the approval process or been abandoned.
Aside from concern that it will open the door to more lax treatment of hypertension by physicians, I believe the evidence upon which JNC8 bases this recommendation, to leave untreated a blood pressure in the 140s, is open to question.
But we are concerned the review will open the door to just that by directing the labs to study options — including a new weapons design — for maintaining the arsenal.
There are concerns that the change will open the door to a flood of fraudulent claims.
"Our concern is that this legislation will open the door to speculation from real estate investors," Tommi Avicolli Mecca, Director of Counseling Programs for Housing Rights Committee, told HuffPost.
One of the biggest concerns is that the insecurity will open fresh opportunities for fraud, especially for the creation of so-called ghost polling centers.
All of those concerns are linked; as the Times piece notes, it's simpler to fake results if actual voters don't show up: One of the biggest concerns is that the insecurity will open fresh opportunities for fraud, especially for the creation of so-called ghost polling centers.
Teachers have shared concerns that Trump's win will open the door to more bullying in their classrooms.
One often-heard concern is that allowing voluntary agreements now will open the door to compulsory ones later.
And environmentalists have been hounding the governor over concerns he'll open up the state's Marcellus Shale region to hydraulic fracturing--not a far-fetched fear given reports the Cuomo administration delayed and altered a US Geological Survey study that had warned that the advanced drilling process could contaminate New York's drinking water with methane.
This will open up a whole new source of concern, not just for data ownership and security, but also for liability when things go wrong.
