Sentence examples for considerable cause of concern from inspiring English sources
It is, therefore, a considerable cause of concern that the prevention of PTL, or the treatment of established PTL, remains seriously inadequate; in fact, the rates of PTL have not declined in the last 20 years.
Moreover, depression has another feature that is a considerable cause for concern: the development of a chronic clinical course, which also resists treatment.
"And that's a cause of concern".
The minister thanked Lord Bonomy for his work, and added: "This is an issue, first highlighted at Mortonhall, that has caused a considerable amount of concern across the country and it is right that it has been examined in such detail".
Regeni's particular area of research was a nascent independent union of street vendors, a large group that was difficult to control and a cause of considerable concern to the government.
"There has been considerable expression of concern and opposition to that particular portion of the proposal".
But there is considerable cause for comfort.
Pressure-induced deep tissue injury is a severe, life-threatening form of pressure ulcer which causes considerable health concern because there are no effective treatments.
The epidemics of avian influenza in Asia and, more recently, in some European regions [ 18], have caused considerable public concern and raised the need of continued vigilance for rapid virus detection in poultry.
Crying peaks range between 6 and 12 weeks of age and cause considerable concern and distress to parents.
