Sentence examples for find cause for concern from inspiring English sources
But on second glance, Americans should find cause for concern.
In a week-long hearing, held in private, the judge heard there were four occasions when the local authority, which cannot be named, was alerted to the mother's inappropriate behaviour towards her children but did not find cause for concern.
But later, looking over the day's results, Mr. Lyons seemed mostly to find cause for concern: fewer species than in the past, fewer individual birds, and just one lonely grackle, compared with thousands in years past.
While many of the issues he points to in the short (lagging software, stale material, closed circuits that do not offer room for creativity) can and are being fixed (by John himself through novel bCanvas tools, in some cases!), John continues to find cause for concern over questions of content provision and management.
The most likely outcome is that Garcia, who has travelled the world to meet representatives of all the bidders and all the executive committee members still active in football and reviewed "tens of thousands" of documents, will find cause for concern with the process and the behaviour of all bidders, but no smoking gun to prove bribery.
But higher consumer prices start out as higher producer prices, and it's within the columns of March Producer Price Index data that Brian Wesbury Brian Wesbury, chief economist at Griffin, Kubik, Stephens & Thompson, finds cause for concern.
The 17 December decision rested heavily on a state health department report that reviewed dozens of studies of the potential human health impacts of oil and gas development and found cause for concern.
If the agency finds reason for concern, it would upgrade its inquiry to an engineering analysis, which ultimately could lead to a recall or, if the agency finds no cause for concern, no further action.
Not every practitioner finds reason for concern.
