Sentence examples for concerns attached to from inspiring English sources

However, as there seems to be no end to the card applications being passed, I am wondering if something is going wrong with the reporting to the credit agencies that would flag up concerns attached to my name and address.

And any bureaucratic changes that impede the work of the Program Support Office are likely to intensify the legal concerns attached to any plan to privatize U.S. efforts in Afghanistan, as well as concerns about effectiveness and abuse.

That's not to say there aren't concerns attached to the notion of allowing Amazon to have an eye into your living room.

The Android platform also has the most malware activity associated with it of all the mobile platforms, so the App Ops feature could be something Google is lining up to help bolster security concerns attached to Android.

It also flags a number of specific concerns attached to Facebook's platform and its impact upon people's rights and democratic processes — some of which are sparking fresh regulatory investigations into the company's business practices.

Another concern attached to the game is that patterns similar to those found in experiments are difficult to find outside experiments.

Hillman (1988) has drawn attention to the particular concern attached to the cumulative poisons, principally heavy metals, and carcinogens, mainly organic chemicals.

Although at the time this seemed a good idea for transportation and exhibition purposes, the preservation of the documents has remained a concern while attached to the screens.

This concern is attached to the more brittle post-peak material behaviour and smoother crack surfaces of these concretes compared to normal density concrete (NWC).

Less concern was attached to low-level exposures in utero or after the first year of life, and there was minimal concern for adverse effects from typical background exposures.

Asked for any concerns Uber has attached to the Taylor report's recommendations, Byrne said the company isn't sure how ratings portability would work in future — arguing it's "difficult to see how a rating for somebody who drives for a living would compare to somebody who might be a cook", for example.