Sentence examples for even more serious concern from inspiring English sources

Search and rescue experts say sharks are an even more serious concern than hypothermia when the water is that warm.

But the WHO has an even more serious concern.

Breeding of new varieties helped get this problem mostly under control, but in the last decade cassava brown streak disease (CBSD) has emerged as an even more serious concern.

For a firm that considers its reputation to be a key part of its success, this should be an even more serious concern than the SEC case.

For those with even more serious cancer, survival was doubled.

An even more serious problem concerns the vector of yellow fever, which for centuries was one of the great plagues of the world.

Cell cultures from fibroids can easily be set up without major problems of overgrowing of normal cells but the cells have only a limited growth potential and, as an even more serious reason for concern, rapidly lose characteristic features of leiomyomas in vivo.

Many found this concerning, but even more serious is that some businesses may not realize how highly vulnerable they are to such an attack.

"This is even more serious when put [in] perspective and concerns freedom of speech and people's freedom in general," he added.

While these findings are concerning enough, they become even more serious when the links to physical ill health are considered.

Direct discrimination of the kind that prevents a whole class of people from being able to carry out their job is no trifling concern, but sexism within football can be even more serious.