Sentence examples for concerning reports that from inspiring English sources

At the conclusion of the interview, a flustered Cherie Blair rushed in to join the party, apparently after overhearing from the next room too many questions concerning reports that had run in the conservative tabloid that has dogged the Blairs for decades.

The letter, dated just before half term on 11 February, read: "We have had concerning reports that parents have been using cannabis around the school premises as they drop off and collect their children.

"We've received concerning reports that some of our competitors may be considering enhancing their performances by way of chemical stimulants such as Viagra," he told VICE.

The revelation was made by a hotel representative responding to questions from the Las Vegas Review-Journal concerning reports that Paddock had hung a "do not disturb" sign on his door for three days as he prepared for his massacre.

The Nielsen concern reports that consumers redeemed about 7.1 billion paper coupons in each of the last four years, even though the number distributed increased to 267.8 billion from 202.6 billion in the same period.

Caught-up in shelling, airstrikes, and sniping, they have additionally been subject to arbitrary arrest, torture and rape, as reported by the United Nations Commission of Inquiry on Syria in August; which, additionally, noted "with concern reports that children under 18 are fighting and performing auxiliary roles for anti-Government armed groups".

The doubts concern reports that the State Department is about to upgrade Malaysia in its annual Trafficking In Persons report from Tier 3, the worst ranking, to Tier 2, which the report says is for countries "making significant efforts to bring themselves into compliance".

We often hear about the major complaints but we have few data about the everyday concerns reported, that can if not managed well, escalate into major issues.

Now comes a concerning report showing that more than half of Americans fail to follow doctors' orders when taking medication or take others' pills.

The same Pew survey that found jobs such a concern reported that 64% of Americans also call the deficit a priority now, compared with 53% in 2009.

In a further 30 households there were concerns reported that one or more children might be HIV-positive but they had not been tested, with a significant proportion not tested because of lack of knowledge about where to obtain testing.