Sentence examples for large concern that from inspiring English sources

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"Certainly in the Western United States there has been a large concern that their voices have not been heard, that the current secretary of interior has not listened, has not allowed the kind of input that the people of the West would have liked to have heard," Ms. Norton said.

The documents raise a larger concern, that "people across the bank understood that the American housing market was in trouble," Mr. Eisinger writes.

"It's part of the larger concern that the amalgamation of these giant patent arsenals harms competition," said William E. Kovacic, the former chairman of the F.T.C. who is now a professor at George Washington University.

The push toward more video during the game, though, speaks to the league's larger concern that the quality of television broadcasts, and the quality of the televisions themselves, may prompt more and more fans to stay home instead of going to games, thereby avoiding high-priced tickets, traffic jams and harsh weather.

This is just one more part of the larger concern that investors will have to ingest as they are asked to commit more funds in the form of debt and preferred stock offerings.

While the fertilizer company is small potatoes for Khodorkovsky, the conflict has spilled over to impact Yukos, a vastly larger concern that Khodorkovsky also controls as a result of the still controversial Russian privatization in the 1990s.

In response to the misogynistic killing rampage that happened in Isla Vista, California, the #YesAllWomen campaign "named a problem with no name" and gave voice to larger concern that resonates with a very large audience (probably just about half the human population, if not more).

Soon after the occurrence of the giant earthquake, there has been great concern that another large interplate event might be induced in the neighbouring regions.

One of the largest concerns that emerges with a product like Omni is package security and insurance, and Omni's policy does come off as generous.

The larger concerns that need to be addressed are that only 41 percent who die are on hospice (only about 25 percent in New York State) and that too many patients are enrolled for a very short time, less than three weeks on average.