Sentence examples for concerns likely from inspiring English sources

Security concerns likely played a part: Mr. Obama is staying at the Westin Lake Las Vegas, a secluded hotel reached by a single road.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 - The word "environment" was scarcely mentioned in the three presidential debates and polls show that environmental issues barely register in the litany of concerns likely to sway presidential voters.

With geopolitical concerns likely to grab headlines throughout this week, we should expect the number of odd-lot shorts to grow to the nearly seven million shares per day the market produced during the June bottom.

Netflix's rhetoric around this issue is likely at least in part spin, moving the focus toward Wi-Fi infrastructure improvement and away from other concerns likely preventing caching from becoming a part of the platform: Licensing agreements probably prevent it, for instance, and costs required to secure offline playback from providers would be prohibitive.

The concerns likely came from non-smoking members of the public who questioned whether or not medical marijuana users would be able to smoke at restaurants, playgrounds, church, movie theatres, etc. Technically, as of yesterday, the answer was yes, though Damerla said business owners were allowed to ban people from smoking up on private property.

And then, when you put the two of us together... Holding a weekly marriage meeting takes a small investment of time each week and yields a great return: more intimacy, romance, and teamwork; and smoother resolution of the kinds of concerns likely to arise in any close relationship.

Dr. Palese was asked about another notion concerning likely mutations.

Isn't that concern likely to continue? A. The possibility exists that more companies will come out of the woodwork with mistakes.

Farmers in these coastal watersheds are seeking guidance on how they can modify their diversions to protect the native fish – a concern likely to grow in a changing climate, she says.

It is not a concern likely to affect Bishop McHugh, who wrote in the magazine article that Catholic voters are guided by papal doctrine asserted "in a manner that has all the qualities of infallible teaching.

Nneka Leiba, deputy director of research at the Environmental Working Group, said the situation in Flint is just one example of a water quality concern likely weighing on Americans' minds.