Sentence examples for matter of concern to from inspiring English sources

It's clear, though, that its anti-gay reputation is a matter of concern to Wheaton.

Cake-baking at high altitudes is a matter of concern to millions of American housewives.

That is not simply a matter of concern to English teachers.

That is not a matter of concern to Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who vigorously defended the raids.

But the decision to enter Mr. Graham's home was not, at least initially, a matter of concern to investigators.

"I deeply regret any public impression that the commission's complaint was not a matter of concern to retail investors".

If any of this was a matter of concern to the Bush administration, we haven't heard about it.

He was a K.G.B. agent in the Soviet embassy in London in the 1980s, a matter of concern to some.

Iraq's possible possession of weapons of mass destruction had been a matter of concern to the international community since before the first Gulf War.

According to Dr. Gaskell, the chairman said Dr. Gaskell's religious beliefs and his "expression of them would be a matter of concern" to the dean.

That procedure -- closed to any outside scrutiny -- has long been a matter of concern to civil liberties and immigrants'-rights groups.