Sentence examples for concerns coming in from inspiring English sources

Released on the International day of Zero Tolerance for FGM on Saturday, a survey for the charity found 53% of people say FGM is one of their top women's rights concerns, coming in above equal pay and employment opportunities (32%) and access to childcare (11%) in a list of nine key women's rights issues.

"But monetary concerns came in, and the fact I still like to play football a lot made the decision for me".

"The concerns come in when you speak to individual workers and hear stories about specific families that have been affected by welfare reform," Mr. Geen said.

Mr Powell's private concerns came in the form of an email which was copied to Alastair Campbell, Downing Street's director of communications, and Sir David Manning, Mr Blair's foreign policy adviser.

Which is where a few little concerns come in.

The SEC's concerns came in a risk advisory issued to advisors.

You can almost hear the computer growling, "I'll be baaaack". Which is where a few little concerns come in.

But in the end, officials in cash-strapped Georgia, where the state budget is less than $1 billion, couldn't resist the $65 million in annual transit fees; environmental concerns came in second.

So I began to be worried, but in a low-level way, the concern coming in waves.

My concern coming in was that the venture capitalists would send their e-commerce analysts and not be prepared to assess" other sectors, such as biotech.

"Let all those who are concerned come in and say how we should proceed," she said.