Sentence examples for matter of deep concern from inspiring English sources

Keith Vaz, home affairs committee chairman, said the claims were a "matter of deep concern".

Another matter of deep concern for Esarhaddon was his failing health.

Cambridge's equality champion, Professor Judith Lieu, labelled it a "matter of deep concern".

The current crisis in our prisons is a matter of deep concern.

It is always a matter of deep concern when someone dies in our care.

"The presidential vote in Peru is a matter of deep concern to us all," Mr. Axworthy said before the vote.

But the question of who is a journalist is to many a matter of deeper concern.

That vulnerability was of deep concern to worried authorities.

The failure to secure convictions at court martial following the murder of Baha Mousa in Basra in 2003, and the one-year sentence imposed on the one soldier who admitted a criminal charge of inhumane treatment, was a matter for "deep concern", the committee said, as was the failure to prosecute anyone for the torture of other Iraqi prisoners.

Without a doubt this would have been a matter of very deep concern for America's political and economic elites.

"The use of gas on the battlefield by the Iraqis was not a matter of deep strategic concern," he said.