Sentence examples for deeply concerning to from inspiring English sources

Mike Cherry, the FSB's national chairman, said: "The warning from NatWest and RBS will be deeply concerning to small firms.

"It's deeply concerning to see the Russian troop buildup on the border," Blinken told CNN. "It creates the potential for incidents, for instability.

"That practice was deeply concerning to me, and we do have some follow-up plans and that's all I can say right now: we are following up.

The previous government made this very clear in their guidance on creationism and it is deeply concerning to see the present government watering that down".

But to do so within 48 hours of receiving the report (which pointedly did not reach that conclusion) should be deeply concerning to every American.

It is deeply concerning to read of how low attainment is often a "self-fulfilling prophecy" with the degradation through 11 and 16 being a well trodden path.

As a vegan myself, I was deeply concerned to learn that one of the women, Maria Alekhina, who is a vegan, reportedly collapsed from hunger during a court session.

At Crisis we're deeply concerned to see local authorities including rough sleeping among the antisocial behaviour they want to ban.

Janet Love, national director of the Legal Resources Centre, said it was "deeply concerned to learn that communications of our organisation have been subject to unlawful interception by GCHQ.

Catherine McKinnell said she was deeply concerned to hear about the event that Care part-funded in 2009 and immediately made a decision to terminate the intern arrangement.

"I'm deeply concerned to hear of yet another example of the government seeking to sway the debate by hiding inconvenient facts from the British people," she said.