Sentence examples for express strong concern from inspiring English sources
On June 30, Ms. Gotbaum wrote to Mr. Klein to express "strong concern" over the high school discharge tracking system, recounting her office's request last September for a breakdown of high school discharges, which was forthcoming only after a nine-month delay -- and then yielded what she said was inadequate information.
For example, McNeill and Moore (2015) argue that even those consumers who express strong concern about environmental and social issues admit that they continuously engage in the consumption of fast fashion products due to their desire for updated fashion.
U.S. Ambassador William Brown called at the Foreign Ministry to "express strong concern" at the forced repatriation of 38 Hmong hill tribesmen to Laos from Ban Vinai refugee camp on March 15, the U.S. Embassy said.
Most respondents would express strong concern if their child were in a group of HIV-infected children (62%), or if the child were under the supervision of an HIV-positive nurse (73%) [ 5].
The US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, had also called him to express strong concerns about the proposed law, he said.
Vice-president Joe Biden called Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa to express "strong concerns", the White House said late on Friday, alluding to a political crisis in the tiny island kingdom that threatens its close ties to the US, Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states.
Before their departure, members of RJI met with Mr. Issa to urge him to express strong concerns about the harm done to a relative of Mr. Aliyev named Devincci Hourani, whose oil-company assets in Kazakhstan were seized, according to a letter to Mr. Issa from RJI.
"We want to express strong concerns about this significant restructuring, especially without broad consultation and careful deliberation," the letter said.
Only nine per cent of the teen-agers surveyed expressed a "very" high level of concern that the information they share on social-networking sites could be accessed by third parties (thirty-one per cent said they were "somewhat" concerned), whereas forty-six per cent of parents expressed strong concern.
