Sentence examples for further concern that from inspiring English sources
The Chamber of Commerce expresses further concern that these cases will be heard by a wide variety of courts around the country, resulting in a muddle of different results which would compound the severity of the problem.
There is further concern that United may fail to qualify for the Champions League for the first time since 1995-96, withethe side in seventh position, five points behind fourth-placed Liverpool.
It is of further concern that Erlinder articulated the statements which form the foundation of the allegations against him outside Rwanda – and yet the Rwandan prosecutor asserts, and the court has accepted, jurisdiction.
A sudden surge in polio cases and deaths in late October and early November 2010 in Congo (Brazzaville) raised further concern that poliovirus was spreading from polio-endemic regions.
Regarded as an outspoken heir-apparent on a variety of subjects including architecture, the environment and alternative medicine, Charles's latest foray into political issues of faith and integration raises further concern that he is likely to remain as vocal when he ascends the throne.
The committee expresses further concern that the Jobcentre Plus programme, directly linking benefit entitlement to job-seeking through monitoring by "personal advisers", may be insensitive to the needs of people able to perform some economic activity but incapable of 30-plus hours of work a week.
The complainant was further concerned that the newspaper had not made clear that the couple were separated.
There are further concerns that the CPS's failure to charge in this case offers little hope to those seeking justice in other allegations against the police.
They said they were further concerned that the decision to stop and search somebody was "based exclusively on the 'hunch' or 'professional intuition' of the police officer".
The AFP's investigation is likely to raise further concerns that journalists' phone records may also have been accessed as part of the investigation.
The findings are likely to raise further concerns that the lowest paid, who have little or no job protection, are not benefiting from the economy's stuttering recovery.
