Sentence examples for concerns indeed from inspiring English sources

Many of the concerns (indeed, more challenges than enablers emerge) come from donor-oriented literature.

David Evans of the British Medical Research Council (MRC) and J.S. Wilson of the London School of Hygiene did not share the British Medical Journal's concerns; indeed, they turned to Pearl Kendrick to assist with the MRC's next series of studies.

But no less concerning – indeed, arguably even more damaging – was what those disclosures potentially revealed about our capability.

It has subsequently attracted support from academics and other commentators whose concern – indeed alarm – about the climate is unquestionable.

But theirs will not be the only voices expressing concern; indeed, even moderates are likely to agree.

Chemical Plants a Concern Indeed, about 1,500 chemical plants nationwide were described in a congressional report a vulnerable to a terrorist attack.

I have a lot of sympathy with that concern, indeed I recently wrote a piece about the dangers from oligarchy of fashionable anti-politics rhetoric on the left.

With Iran seemingly getting closer to harnessing the technology needed for an operational nuclear weapon, that region, with Israel looking nervously on, has the potential to go in many directions, some of them very concerning indeed.

It's concerning indeed: J.P. Morgan analyst John Faucher downgraded the company to market perform and predicted the firm will likely lower fiscal guidance when it announces fourth-quarter earnings at the end of the month.

As we have seen, (ID) precludes any analogous symmetry where identity-dependence is concerned: indeed, it delivers the intuitively correct verdict that it is Socrates's life that is, in this sense, ontologically dependent upon Socrates, rather than vice versa.

The for-profits are concerned, indeed offended, that they, not taxpayers, might be required to bear some of the financial costs of their deceptive practices.