Sentence examples for major concern faced from inspiring English sources

Migration has been another major concern faced by the people.

Making decisions in light of such uncertainty is a source of major concern facing resource managers and policy makers in areas already subject to rapid climate change responses (Baron and others 2009), such as interior Alaska.

George W. Bush's former No. 2 explained Monday at The Economic Times Global BusinessSummitin iNew Delhihi that he thinks the "major concern" now facing America is national security.

Asked what were the major security concerns facing Japan, General Fujinawa cited the unresolved conflict on the Korean peninsula and territorial disputes.

This tissue tropism causes nerve damage, which, in turn, leads to sensorial impairment and permanent disabilities, by far the major health concerns facing leprosy patients today.

The Jets should have major concerns about facing  Vince Wilfork and the Patriots without Nick Mangold next week.

Turn to any of several major concerns now facing America, and in each case it's startling how large a role China plays.

Of the major concerns now facing the church, said Chester Gillis, associate professor of theology and Catholic studies at Georgetown University in Washington and author of "Roman Catholicism in America Columbiaia, 1999), the continuing decline in the number of priests "is an immediate, practical concern," because it threatens to reduce Catholics' access to church sacraments and pastoral care.

The major concern to be faced today is to determine opportunities for improving transport efficiency of freight road.

2009 faced major concern over rising kidnappings (of foreigners and locals) in Kenya and in Nigeria.

Overall, the participants raised no major concerns regarding face or content validity of the instrument.