Sentence examples for has deep concerns from inspiring English sources
"He has deep concerns," said Mr. Jeffords's spokesman, Erik Smulson.
Even with all those resources, however, WNET still has deep concerns.
Brussels has sought to stay positive, but has deep concerns about elements of the plan viewed as overly pick-and-mix, and thus potentially incompatible with EU principles.
At the same time, Senate Democrats and Republicans are working together on a housing bill to help struggling homeowners avert foreclosure; the White House says it has "deep concerns" about that legislation.
The committee has deep concerns about the practical details of the BBC's future partnership with S4C, and also notes the need for a strong new S4C Authority, after a year of internal problems.
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He says the committee has "deep concern" about this.
The president assured them he has "deep concern" for the pain of families separated by deportations.
The White House statement neglected to address the most important takeaway from the conversation, namely that Prime Minister Theresa May has "deep concern" over Trump's new trade proposals.
