Sentence examples for considerable public concerns from inspiring English sources

But whilst large sections of the population in developed countries are indeed in principle in favour of renewables, in practice proposed facilities have often given rise to considerable public concerns.

While transgenesis offers immense opportunities to curtail the severe threat of food shortage the expanding world population is facing, there are considerable public concerns over the use of transgenesis for crop improvement.

"There has been considerable public concern about phone hacking and invasion of privacy," Ms Saunders said.

A wave of lawlessness in the early 1930s aroused considerable public concern.

The matters Mr. Davis wrote about, which involve critical questions of constitutional law and due process, are of considerable public concern.

There was considerable public concern about the environmental impact of widespread spraying of broad-spectrum insecticides during the last major desert-locust outbreak in the 1980s.

Mr. bin Laden was refused a visa by the British Embassy in Cairo because of what the authorities perceived to be his loyalty to his father, which would "cause considerable public concern" in Britain, according to The Associated Press.

The growth of most of Canada's large cities on good farmland, characterized by a low-density pattern of urban sprawl, has aroused considerable public concern about reducing Canada's limited agricultural land resources.

In a statement Mr Mitchell said he hoped there would be "considerable public concern" that three Police Federation representatives accused of trying to discredit him will face "no disciplinary consequences for their behaviour".

There is considerable public concern about the noise produced by traffic running on concrete road surfaces.

Food safety has attracted considerable public concern and press attention in recent years.