Sentence examples for concerns are to from inspiring English sources

Such concerns are to be expected, however.

The many projects within the police, prosecution and penal service to address women's concerns are to be welcomed.

Bourdouxhe was friends with Simone de Beauvoir (who quotes from Marie several times in The Second Sex), and the book's concerns are, to put it broadly, existentialist.

And, if the RMT's concerns are to be believed, unless staff numbers and investment increase the number of accidents is going to go up.

The consumer and practitioner panels set up by the executive chairman of the FSA, Howard Davies, to allay concerns, are to be given a formal standing in the bill.

But given United already have the centre-backs Phil Jones, Marcos Rojo, Jonny Evans and Chris Smalling, plus Wayne Rooney, Robin van Persie, James Wilson and Radamel Falcao in attack, Van Gaal's prime concerns are to find an elite operator to run the midfield and to answer the question of who is to be the United No1.

To shut out their concerns is to invite problems.

"The intention is that substances of very high concern are to be replaced.

Their chief concern was to maximize spectacle.

Our first concern is to stabilize the area.

The UK's overriding concern is to save lives.