Sentence examples for continue to be concerns from inspiring English sources

There will continue to be concerns about labour rights, freedom of association, and human trafficking," he says.

"There will continue to be concerns over bank solvency until relatively large sums of capital are injected into the system," Mr. Peace and other Nomura analysts wrote in a report on Monday.

Although genomic medicine promises to hold enormous benefits for mankind, Collins feels certain that there will continue to be concerns over access and intellectual property rights to genetic data.

Even though the foundations and statistical methodology behind these models have been extensively covered for over 3 decades (Mislevy 1984, 1985; Mislevy and Sheehan 1987), there continue to be concerns about their ability to provide appropriate estimates of population statistics such as means and variances (e.g. Goldstein 2004; Cohen and Jiang 1999).

There continue to be concerns over the incidence of sexual abuse and gender-based discrimination in the ADF.

However, the potential disadvantages of task shifting raised by respondents in our study continue to be concerns in Mozambique, including reduced quality of care, inadequate training of health workers, and lack of ongoing support for lower cadre health workers as they assume new duties [ 13, 20].

We will continue to be concerned, however.

The team, faculty, family and friends of Knight should continue to be concerned.

The MDGs continue to be concerned about poverty more than anything else.

"We continue to be concerned, but we believe it does not affect the ongoing negotiations".

"We still continue to be concerned, because they still don't pass on warnings if a new threat is identified".