Sentence examples for concerns could arise from inspiring English sources

As more contaminated water from the Fukushima reactors enters the sea, health concerns could arise about new seaweed imports from Japan.

Additional concern could arise from the possibility of counterfeit products available on the Internet.

Patients feel that an ethical concern could arise if the surgeon is in a position to exploit a patient's trust in order to increase their own credentials and/or acquire a new publication.

The new spending that Kennedy's opinion would allow he believed, would be transparent and, thus, limit public concerns that could arise about the corporate or union spending.

One concern that could arise is that some variables do not satisfy these conditions and are likely to be correlated with the error term.

The account was shifted to Lowe at the same time, leading Jergens to begin a review out of concern that conflicts could arise with a big Lowe client, Johnson & Johnson.

The account was shifted to Lowe at the same time, leading Jergens to start a review out of concern that conflicts could arise with a big Lowe client, Johnson & Johnson.

Another economic issue that could arise concerns the dollar.

With that as motivation, managers set up a program that says who is eligible, for how long (usually until a baby starts crawling), and how to handle liability concerns and problems that could arise.

A further limitation concerns mapping bias that could arise from our choice of a cutoff for keyword occurrence.

While this model was developed to address efficiency concerns and maximize life expectancy per cohort, instances could arise in which concerns about equity override efficiency.