Sentence examples for expressing serious concerns from inspiring English sources
National charities OCD Action and OCD UK issued statements expressing serious concerns about the way the programme handled the disorder.
The latter ran a story quoting the Chief Rabbi of Poland, Michael Schudrich, expressing serious concerns about Kaminski.
Mr. Ray cited eight conversations she had with senior White House employees expressing serious concerns about retaining the travel office staff.
Many Tory MPs joined Labour last week in expressing serious concerns about the government's plan to force all schools to become academies.
But a letter written by Mr. Marshall on Dec. 26, 2000, paints a different picture, expressing serious concerns about his mother's mental state.
The staff recommended renewing the nonprofit's contract, noting its extensive experience and expressing "serious concerns" about CirclePoint's ability to understand and explain pending shipyard land transfers.
In April it wrote to the Seattle host committee expressing "serious concern" about its fund-raising tactics.
The UN responded to the coup by expressing "serious concern", with Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urging a "prompt return to constitutional, civilian, democratic rule".
With Iran racing down the homestretch toward a nuclear bomb, the United Nations Security Council has spent more than two years expressing "serious concern".
On Wednesday, the European Parliament issued a statement expressing serious concern and deploring the attacks on peaceful protesters.
