Sentence examples for have reasonable concerns from inspiring English sources
Boeing and its allies have reasonable concerns that subsidies will give an unfair price advantage to EADS's Airbus.
At the very least, banks may have reasonable concerns about being able to see, if not control, which third-party developers will have access to the banking data that is provided by the data aggregators.
People have reasonable concerns about the Islamisation of Europe or gangs of drug-crazed teenagers murdering their families, fantasies of things that aren't really happening; they moan about the nakedly fascist rhetoric percolating through all the layers of power into popular consciousness, as it drips in miserable globs all around us.
The origin of the change is not just mean-spirited spite: the Treasury had reasonable concerns about overpaying tax credits to some of the self-employed.
Chinese President Xi Jinping admitted last year that the U.S. has "reasonable concerns" about Chinese firms stealing intellectual property with the help of state bodies.
However, it is possible that the mayor of Nice – a city still traumatised by July's terror attack, and where there have been signs of inter-ethnic tensions – may have had reasonable concerns that racist people might want to attack a woman wearing the burkini.
Fox Sports college football analyst actually summed this whole situation up best when he essentially said that Volunteers fans had reasonable concerns about Schiano, but resorted to unreasonable means to stop him from becoming the team's coach.
The Yankees had reasonable concern that Teixeira might end up following the course of Jose Bautista, who sustained a similar injury last year and, after a six-week rehabilitation, ended up having season-ending surgery.
* Have reasonable expectations.
The French have reasonable expectations.
