Sentence examples for long standing concerns from inspiring English sources

A recent study by GfK (PDF) again highlights how long standing concerns regarding a lack of skilled workers in the industry is proving to be a massive headache for startups.

It is also follows long standing concerns that some teachers have been "teaching to the test".

The figures were produced by the doctors' union the BMA, which has had long standing concerns over the service.

On Wednesday, US state department spokesman Patrick Ventrell said the country had "long standing concerns" about the lack of transparency and due process in North Korea's legal system and in Mr Pae's case.

The events in Chemnitz have also highlighted long standing concerns about far-right sympathizers among German law enforcement officials.

Amazon split the project between Long Island City in Queens and Crystal City in Northern Virginia, renewing long-standing concerns about Maryland's economic competitiveness, especially against its neighbor across the Potomac River.

But privately, the president has reiterated his long-standing concerns.

"These are long-standing concerns, and we intend to fix them," he said.

She says the courts, confirming long-standing concerns about unfairness, "always favour the man".

That three-year winning streak reversed abruptly after Wednesday's earnings call, which appeared to crystallize several long-standing concerns.

Blair failed to dispel long-standing concerns that bringing Gaddafi in from the cold came at too high a price.