Sentence examples for deep-seated concerns from inspiring English sources

The events of recent months have crystallised more deep-seated concerns.

There were also deep-seated concerns about a homeland that had been racked by violence since their childhood.

But Austria banned the technology in the 1970s, and there are deep-seated concerns in Europe, stoked by the accident at Chernobyl, in Ukraine, in 1986.

Until officials realize that, and learn how to counter such deep-seated concerns, the paranoia -- and the public-health risk it poses -- will remain.

Republicans, he said, failed to address deep-seated concerns about the direction of trade policy, potentially reducing chances of passing any trade agreements reached under the new authority.

Josh canvasses his male friends who are already fathers, naming those deep-seated concerns that all dads-to-be have, but few articulate (and certainly not on film).

There's a deep-seated concern in the population that the internet companies and data users have too much power".

In regard to the recent criticism, he said: "A lot of what we're seeing right now is deep-seated concern about college sports in general.

She says many people in the chamber have a "deep-seated" concern that legislation would affect the freedom of the press.

Beyond that he is completely open and curious to know what's best for Chicago and how his genuine deep-seated concern for people can be put to best use.

Some in Germany's Bundesbank, with its deep-seated concern about inflation, argued that the loans should be offered at a higher rate than the benchmark rate, which was lowered to 1 percent on Dec. 8 from 1.5 percent earlier in the year.