Sentence examples for concerned that certain from inspiring English sources

We are concerned that certain aspects of the Bill will undermine that right.

"We are concerned that certain chemicals will continue to pose a risk to the residents of Tianjin," it said.

Still, several banks, including JPMorgan, are concerned that certain asset-liability management trades might have to stop under Volcker, according to the comment letters they submitted with regulators.

But in a statement, the FDA said it was concerned that certain aspects of the Senate bill would limit the agency's enforcement ability.

But as the lengthy resettlement process speeds up, some human rights advocates are concerned that certain refugees are being unfairly excluded.

"Overall, I am concerned that certain public policy issues, which are of great importance to the economic and social well-being of European citizens and businesses, have not been taken into consideration by the Icann board as much as they would deserve," she said in the e-mail, sent via a spokesman.

For example, if you're tweaking your signup flow and are concerned that a certain section is confusing, you can display a popup survey just as users are working through that section of the site.

Their plans were fluid and shifting: at first, they were concerned that visiting certain countries, like Colombia, might be dangerous.

But just because I might not know which sports blog had the best recap of last night's game or find myself concerned that a certain player is being traded, that doesn't make me any less of a fan.

In a lengthy background statement provided to VICE News, the aide acknowledged that the FOIA bill would promote greater transparency, but added that the senator is concerned that if certain records are made available under the FOIA reform bill, "corporate defendants could potentially do through FOIA what they are unable to do through the discovery process.

They are concerned that under certain circumstances, or as time passes, the systems will reach their limitations, become obsolete and will no longer be useful [ 6, 12].