Sentence examples for concerns about less from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, the Competition Commission delivered a brutal report on Global Radio's takeover of GMG Radio, ruling that it must sell stations in seven of the nine areas the two companies' operations overlapped due to concerns about less competition and higher prices for local advertisers.

Other than the concerns about less direct causes of the results, I had only a couple major comments: 1) The authors' data indicates that Ft-Ds binding is less stable in the absence of Fj.

Despite simmering concerns about less-than-stellar economic growth in emerging markets, profit within Citigroup's international consumer banking business grew by 4 percent, to $826 million.

All of this was apparently done in the service of protecting Facebook's enormous profits, and heading off the threat of increased privacy legislation out of Washington by placating Democrats, who are increasingly concerned about the power of big business over our lives, and Republicans, who are specifically concerned about less accurate complaints that Facebook is hostile for conservatives.

Tanton has praised China's one-child policy and regretted that India did not impose similar measures, and expressed his concern about "less intelligent" people having children.

As a parent of a teenager, I'm concerned about less federal block grant money going to youth, senior and low-income services ("Community groups forced to deal with less," May 7).

Potential reasons suggested for physicians' resistance to extending Pap screening intervals include the influence of local opinion leaders, concern about less frequent visits for other preventive care examinations, patient preference for annual screening, and loss of financial incentives [ 19].

Janette O'Hagan raised concerns about it less than a year after it opened.

Officials who oversee the tribunals say that they understand concerns about the less-than-public aspects of the panels' work but that anything that opens the proceedings would undermine the promise of confidentiality that corporate investors consider essential.

The public disclosure and campaign finance laws here, which stemmed from concerns about a less-than-squeaky-clean system in the 1960's and 70's, allow the public to trace donations to donors.

However, commenting airlines confirmed that the typical radio spot is 60 seconds, making the concern about time less crucial.