Sentence examples for concerns that may arise from inspiring English sources

"The contest committee is designed to look at any delegate concerns that may arise".

Then, for each item, students should consider regulations or restrictions that could be changed or enhanced to address the concerns that may arise with the increased popularity of co-ed varsity teams.

"As we close out this important chapter here today, we must remain mindful that we are not closing the agency's ability to investigate any potential concerns that may arise," the US envoy to the IAEA, Henry Ensher, told the board.

Jim Cicconi, senior executive vice president for external and legislative affairs for AT&T, said in a statement, "Regardless of how one views the merits of the complaint against Comcast, the F.C.C. today has shown that its national Internet policies work, and that they are more than sufficient for handling any net neutrality concerns that may arise".

"Given the size of the market, the policy response that is in place is not sufficient at all to address concern that may arise about the solvency of the country".

Another potential concern that may arise from our 5′-CAI calculation is that we excluded sequences shorter than 51 codons.

Informants raised concerns about tensions that may arise, internal to the organization and with external groups, if literature review results and/or decisions challenge the status quo.