Sentence examples for concerns that maybe from inspiring English sources

By now, you have probably read about Harrison's deteriorating health and the inevitable concerns that maybe he has suffered from what the coroner in Jeff Astle's inquest described as "industrial disease", namely dementia brought on by heading the ball.

But Truss said he had demanded an immediate decision because of "speculation" that the company had already decided to leave, and "concerns that maybe the rumours were actually true".

But the Inspector General's report "raises serious concerns that maybe real purpose here is not to fight crime, but to seize and forfeit property," said Darpana Sheth, senior attorney of the Institute for Justice, a civil liberties law form that has fought for forfeiture reform.

"I was really concerned that maybe I had messed up," Dr. Hekkala said.

"I was concerned that maybe audiences of 2003 wouldn't take to it," Mr. Weissler said.

"I am concerned that maybe the Coalition has got the better of him," Lambie said.

"I am really concerned that maybe next time someone messes around, like me, maybe they will be prosecuted.

"There's a lingering concern that maybe the whole market, including Deutsche, needs to raise the bar a bit on capital ratios," Mr. Peace, at Nomura, said.

"I'm concerned that maybe he's had a fall somewhere where someone hasn't been able to find him," she said.

"People are a bit concerned that maybe he might say some things that we're not expecting him to say, or that we rather he not say," said Sam Stovall, senior investment strategist for Standard & Poor's.

"There's a concern that maybe it's getting harder to keep the best employees within the firm.