Sentence examples for key concern about from inspiring English sources

A key concern about this will be the department's ability to see through the promised and much-needed housebuilding revolution in coming years.

One key concern about the impact on London of the vote to leave the EU stems from the capital's dependence on financial services.

But, as an MoD review made clear last year, the key concern about allowing them to participate in small combat teams is the potential negative impact of "gender mixing": that, to put it in lay terms, emotional bonds between members of the opposite sex could undermine high-pressure operations.

A key concern about the deal, highlighted in a Politico story over the summer, is that Apollo did indeed recruit Vistria in hopes that the presence of Nesbit and Miller would make it harder for the Obama Department of Education to reject the change in ownership.

The experience with erythropoietin illustrates a key concern about the effects of DTCA on public safety.

This issue raises a key concern about internal reliability which is discussed later in the section on study quality.

Mr. Plouffe, on a conference call with reporters today, said he had "key concerns about a mail-in election," but stated he wants to see this matter resolved soon.

The EC's key concerns about the 2007 deal seemed to be that Apple had declared too little profit in Ireland, Coffey said.

"Our understanding is that the S.E.C. has understood our key concerns about the rule-making and there is hope that those concerns will be accommodated in the final rule," he said in a telephone interview late yesterday.

One of our key concerns about the staff survey in previous years has been that findings are all too often ignored, but ministers and senior officials must act on these results".

Speaking at Google's annual Big Tent event in the UK, Schmidt said one of his key concerns about reform of the tax structure was that the company might be "doubly or triply taxed".