Sentence examples for concerns too many from inspiring English sources

This follows concerns too many teenagers leave education without adequate skills in literacy and numeracy needed by employers.

For each case, the count of bad solved cases (argument cc), concerning too many solutions, will be incremented if the given threshold was reached.

He said the watchdog, which took over from Financial Services Authority this year, was concerned too many customers were buying insurance based on price alone and were not checking they had the correct amount of cover they needed.

Where nutrition is concerned, too many food deserts and food swamps (urban areas concentrated with unhealthy food) exist across this country.

To appease moderates concerned too many people will be tossed from the health insurance rolls, the deal includes keeping a 0.9percentt Medicare surcharge tax from the Affordable Care Act on high-income earners for six years.

As far as Protection is concerned, too many children are still victim of traffic, violence, abuse and female genital mutilation.

The order has raised concerns about too many restrictions on access.

The governor cited concerns that too many money-laundering cases in New York were slipping through the cracks.

Other automakers have been less vocal, but share his concerns that too many plants are making too many vehicles for too few buyers.

French officials had objected to a proposed slate of top managers amid concerns that too many key positions would be held by Germans.

There are wide concerns that too many teachers are unprepared for the classroom, though they may have more educational credentials than ever before.