Sentence examples for concerned that very from inspiring English sources

She is most concerned that very little is being done to protect critical caribou habitat, especially the critical calving grounds and migration corridors.

Mr. Draghi spoke Friday as the world's central banks are increasingly concerned that very low inflation will tip into outright deflation — a self-reinforcing condition in which consumers and businesses put off purchases and investments in the expectation that prices will fall.

We are concerned that very few authors have considered the impact of missing covariate data; it seems that missing data is generally either not recognised as an issue or considered a nuisance that it is best hidden.

"We are very concerned that these very important issues for the dance industry are not being addressed".

As a small business owner I am very concerned that the real issues are not being properly considered.

Brocklesby said staff were "very concerned" that Sophie was progressing very slowly.

KW: But are you aware that the archbishop Vincent Nichols is very concerned that Twitter dehumanises a very important part of our social life?

"The staff are obviously very, very concerned that they potentially have the dole office to look forward to," he said.

"I was very, very concerned that he'd made his decision when it was maybe horrible weather.

Ford said: "I remain concerned that the potentially very significant effects on Northern Ireland may not be fully recognised in Whitehall.

"The Vatican would be very concerned, and they've always been very concerned, that people not be railroaded," the monsignor said.