Sentence examples for considered of concern from inspiring English sources
The centre said: "Concerning guest speakers, while the term 'extremism' has been used, the mosque has not seen anything unequivocal from its guest speakers that might be considered of concern to the community".
Arsenic exposure was considered of concern within the Korean population, as they consume shellfish to a greater extent than the Japanese while also consuming As-containing foods such as rice, finfish, and seaweed.
A survey of 34 shield lakes in Ontario and Quebec, pH 4.4 to 7.1, was made to evaluate which metals should be considered of concern as a risk to aquatic biota or consumers when lakes are acid stressed.
When President Bush visited China in November, Mr. Zhao was included in a list of human rights cases that were considered of particular concern to the United States.
Although herbicide tolerance in maize, a selective advantage in habitats with herbicide application, is already known to cause problems [16, 32 34], GM maize is still considered of limited concern in the context of invasive weeds, at least outside agricultural systems.
Nevertheless, increased abundances of generalist predators associated with forest plantations may still be considered of conservation concern, thus supporting the recommendation for strongly restricting afforestation in areas important for open grassland birds.
None of the three Delichon species meets these criteria, and three genus house martins are therefore considered of Least Concern.
Being abundant throughout its significant range, the noisy miner is considered of least concern for conservation, and its extreme population densities in some areas actually constitute a threat to other species.
This species is considered of least concern by IUCN [ 6].
In 13 of 27 (48%) studies, applicability was considered of high concern with regard to patient selection in the laboratory-based studies.
But there aren't enough monitors on the ground to accurately account for local variations in ambient concentrations of air pollutants, even for those pollutants considered of most concern in many countries, such as fine particulate matter (PM2.5).
