Sentence examples for it's a cause for concern from inspiring English sources

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It's a cause for concern". The Park Service has asked the memorial's designers to submit a revised design and additional information about the project's costs and construction plans.

"We don't think it's a cause for concern, but people should take precautions".

It's a cause for concern that the one major attempt to launch a totally new property – Warner Brothers Edge off Tomorrow – bombed in the most receptive place.

It's a cause for concern that in the study, a third of patients were uncertain about their prognosis, which often inclines people towards having more treatment than less.

What I'm worried about is when normal becomes norm: when we don't think that it's a cause for concern that there are no children playing out on streets; when we don't think it's bad that children can name their favourite tellytubby quicker than their favourite bird.

Fairing release failure is a fairly common failure mode - its a pity they can't have someone inside to give it a kick.. It's two fairing failures with the same model of rocket, the Taurus, so it's a cause for concern for the manufacturer as they thought they had fixed the problem after the last time.

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But it is a cause for concern.

It is a cause for concern".

Obviously that's a cause for concern.

That should be a cause for concern.

Sanitation is a cause for concern.

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