Sentence examples for further concern in from inspiring English sources
Ivermectin resistance is a further concern in the small intestinal nematode, Parascaris equorum, an important pathogen of foals.
That may cause further concern in Toyko -- where concern over the strengthening yen helped push the Nikkei into an official correction today.
A further concern, in Belgium and elsewhere, is that young volunteers will return to Europe radicalized by their experiences, posing a potential terrorist threat to their own countries.
A few months later, her hardline rhetoric on immigration at the Conservative party conference, which suggested the government was headed for a hard Brexit outside the European single market, sparked further concern in boardrooms.
It was all 50 or 60 years ago, and Ms Sereny's further concern in this book is with the struggle of later generations of Germans to digest what happened, to accommodate themselves to their history.
Her face showed her further concern: In a home with physical violence, little money or resources, with a nonsupportive father, what sort of life prospects would Ms. De la Rosa's baby have?
Further concerns in Rochdale were raised in an independent report published last year into the council's response to issues around child sexual exploitation from 2006-13.
BEIJING — China confirmed Thursday it is building a second aircraft carrier, a move that will probably raise further concerns in the West and among its neighbors over Beijing's assertive moves in the South China Sea.
Further concerns in Rochdale were raised in an independent report published last year Rochdale MP and child abuse campaigner Simon Danczuk said: "As ever, the focus should remain on the victims of these horrendous crimes.
Investigators had further concerns in 29 of 87 informal reports from the fall semester of 2012 through December 2014.
These substances are most often synthesized in underground laboratories, simply modifying the molecular structure of controlled drugs, hence raising further concerns in terms of the presence of contaminating agents [ 8].
