Sentence examples for has deeper concerns from inspiring English sources

And it has deeper concerns.

But Brock has deeper concerns.

Pyne's book, which is based largely on previously published accounts, has deeper concerns.

Early tests found nothing suspicious in the wreckage.Whatever happens in the presidential race, the PRD has deeper concerns.

"He has deep concerns," said Mr. Jeffords's spokesman, Erik Smulson.

Even with all those resources, however, WNET still has deep concerns.

"The United States, along with others in the international community, has deep concerns that President Aristide's return to Haiti in the closing days of the election could be destabilizing," Tommy Vietor, a spokesman for the United States National Security Council, said Thursday.

Dr Wlodzimierz Zgoda, an eminent chemist from the University of Gdansk, has been monitoring the Polish gas debate as it has unfolded, and has deep concerns about the scale of development.

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.

But while he has "deep concerns," especially about the violence he's been observing on television, he sees no gain in "meddling in Iranian elections".