Sentence examples for encountered concerns from inspiring English sources
Matt Steen, 35, encountered concerns about the possibility of sexual misconduct during the year he fruitlessly sought a new position as a youth pastor.
One of the problems encountered concerns the permeability/wettability of the humic packing.
In setting up this project, we encountered concerns about it being too dangerous to anaesthetise patients without additional investigations, and about having to delay other operations to create additional theatre time for these neck of femur patients.
The mayor has also encountered concerns about his level of involvement in the Ford shooting.
The prospect of developing such large tourist accommodations has encountered concerns from both APSARA and the ICC, claiming that previous tourism developments in the area have neglected construction regulations and more of these projects have the potential to damage landscape features.
Another problem we have encountered concerns panning against ligands for which the bacteria are known to encode several different proteins or proteins with several binding domains.
Still, Qualcomm has encountered concern among investors over its investment in a money-losing satellite communications system and delays in its revamping efforts.
A Croatian woman they encountered, concerned for the children, gave him some money and water, and explained they were only five kilometres from the border with Slovenia, pointing them in the right direction.
Lois Sealey, the owner of Home Base Holidays (homebase-hols.com), in London, says the most serious problems her clients have encountered concern "differences in housekeeping standards, which you can't legislate".
But Obama also encountered concern from Merkel over his fiscal spending plans, which long-term projections show would add trillions of dollars to the national debt and could risk the U.S. credit rating and bring inflation.
However, some problems have been encountered concerning the amount of data produced and inter- and intra-examiner reliability in large-scale epidemiological surveys, as well as threshold values in different population groups.
