Sentence examples for deep concern of from inspiring English sources
Certainly such a prospect is a deep concern of many American liberals.
"I share the deep concern of the Scottish public at the thought of convicted serial killers, rapists and paedophiles getting the right to vote".
The case underscores the deep concern of the health organization, a United Nations agency, over the risk of acquiring SARS in a laboratory and creating new outbreaks.
Writing on Twitter Mr Cameron said he shared the "deep concern" of many about the abuse of gay people in Russia, but added: "I believe we can better challenge prejudice as we attend, rather than boycotting the Winter Olympics".
For example, for all the talk of budget tightening, he said the state needed to do something to take care of public schools that have been battered by years of cuts, a deep concern of Californians.
The State Department, in response to an inquiry, issued a statement saying, "We recognize the deep concern of the people of Okinawa about artifacts missing since the end of World War II".
The size and scope of the migration has elicited deep concern on the part of aid officials.
The detention of Mr Gambira, and its nocturnal nature, will be of deep concern to observers of Burma as the country enters a sensitive period of change.
Iran had maintained that its nuclear program was not open for discussion, but officials who attended the talks said that, despite Iranian denials, most of the day and a half of meetings focused on the deep concerns of many of Iran's neighbors and much of the West that the country was trying to build a bomb.
This is a Web site (fluwikie.com) devoted to the concerns — the very deep concerns — of people convinced that a worldwide outbreak of influenza is imminent, and that it will make the ravages of the Black Death seem like a mildly unpleasant interlude.
The heads of both unions have written to Education Secretary Michael Gove warning of the "deep concerns" of teachers and calling on him to engage in talks with this joint campaign.
